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#SciAmBlogs Thursday - Dog Spies, Girl Scouts, Pet Trade, Moral Paradox, Tiniest Microbe, Human-Teeth Fish, Mimic Octopus, and more.

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- Stephanie Swift - Making Pretty, Meaty, Friendly Animals

 

- Julie Hecht - Spying on Dogs: Intrigue, drama and science


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- Jennifer Ouellette - Walking the Planck: Our Lopsided Universe

 

- Bonnie Swoger - On Girl Scouts, glaciers, and great women

 

- Becky Crew - The sheepshead fish has human teeth, but it’s okay because it won’t give you a psychedelic crisis

 

- Jennifer Frazer - What The World’s Tiniest Free-Living Microbe Is Doing In You

 

- Katherine Harmon - Mimic Octopus Makes Home on Great Barrier Reef

 

- John R. Platt - Illegal Pet Trade Wiping Out Yellow-Crested Cockatoos

 

- Dana Hunter - On The Necessity of GeologyandDanger Zone! The New Madrid Seismic Zone

 

- DNLee - Tanzania Dreaming: Preparing for #DispatchesDNLee 2013

 

- Adam Waytz - A moral paradox

 

- Bora Zivkovic - Welcome Dog Spies – the newest blog at #SciAmBlogs

 

- Larry Greenemeier - Will Next-Generation Mars Rovers Have C-Shaped Legs?

 

- Christine Gorman - Why Total Reporting of Genetic Results Is a Bad Idea

 

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