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Nov 10 2025

How to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich

Antonia Malchik

Bison Bison, free-roaming Buffalo, eastern Montana When I was in sixth grade, ten years old, my family moved briefly to Chico, California. My father, then an electrical engineer, had gotten a job there after being laid off from his firm near my hometown—Belgrade, Montana. I was only in...

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Oct 15 2018

In focus: What’s so great about echinoderms? These 9 facts will make them your new favorite animals.

John of the Freezers

This week’s post is from Liz Clark, PhD, a biologist/paleontologist at Yale University (New Haven, USA). If you would like to write for Anatomy to You, get in touch via Facebook or Twitter. Echinoderms are a group of invertebrates that include sea stars, sea urchins, sand dollars, sea cucumbers,...

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