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A Guinea Pig's History is not what you'd think after skimming the title. Endersby skillfully weaves an addictive tale where genetics history is impossibly interesting.

Learn how Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, an uneducated Dutch merchant, discovered the microscopic world of animalcules and forever changed biological science.

Cell outer membranes regulate and transport materials into and out of cells. Without membranes there would be no life as it is now known and understood by scientists

Learn where to catch channel catfish, their numerous health benefits, and other fun facts about this unique member of the catfish family.

This Oregon liberal arts school offers excellent academic programs, with successful athletic endeavors and an emphasis on volunteering, echoing its pioneer heritage.

Humans have interacted with amphibians since antiquity. Some of these exchanges are direct and easily understood while others are more difficult to discern.

A personal collection of curious objects assembled in the 17th century by Danish physician Ole Worm shows his interest in natural history and the trend toward empiricism.

Blue Zoo Aquatics Director of Marine Ornamental Research discusses the husbandry and natural history of this very rare color variant of Gymnothorax favagineus.