#SciAmBlogs Tuesday – mosquito preferences, psychology is science, saving the baobab, arctic methane, katydids, and more.
Discuss the newest Image of the Week! - Rob Dunn – Why Mosquitoes Like You and Not Me - Melanie Tannenbaum – Psychology’s brilliant, beautiful, scientific messiness.
By Bora Zivkovic
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Discuss the newest Image of the Week!
- Rob Dunn - Why Mosquitoes Like You and Not Me
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- Melanie Tannenbaum - Psychology’s brilliant, beautiful, scientific messiness.
- Ashutosh Jogalekar - Is psychology a “real” science? Does it really matter?
- Becky Crew - In North American Katydids, Green isn’t the Dominant Colour, Pink is
- Melissa C. Lott - Tired of paying rent? Why not build your own tiny solar-powered palace?
- John R. Platt - Giant Tortoises and Baobab Trees: Imperfect Apart
- Michelle Cain - Arctic methane: What’s the story?
- Alex Wild - Photographing Prairie: An Eye for Detail
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