“The Age of Wonder Meets the Age of Information,” JSTOR Daily
“Will the Sun Ever Set on the Colony?” History News Network
“Den of Snakes,” Slate
“My 3 Greatest Revelations,” Nautilus
“I Went Searching for Rattlesnakes and the Most Dangerous Thing I Found Was My Own Urine,” LWON
“Curious Species,” Natural History (print)
“In the Eye of the Serpent,” Yale University Press
“Archives and Counterarchives,” Culture & Animals Foundation News
“Natural History in Two Dimensions,” Commonplace: The Journal of Early American Life
“Science for the History of Science: An Imperfect Tool,” Uncommon Sense
“A Naturalist in Historian’s Clothing,” The Junto: A Group Blog on Early American History
“Refining a Theory: Plate Tectonics in the 21st Century,” LDEO Alumni and Friends News
“Not Ready For Their Close-Up,” The Last Word on Nothing
“Notes on Planning Ahead,” The Last Word on Nothing
“As Natural Looking as Nature Itself,” USA Today magazine
“The Physics of Cat Tongues,” Yale Scientific magazine
Selected Rotunda magazine publications
Calling All Senses: Why Flavor Is Not Just a Matter of Taste
New Science for a Classic Hall
Footnotes to a Diorama
Leading the Way
Exhibits Alive!
A Brilliant Defense
Shining Armor
Nabokov’s Type: Lysandra cormion
Celebrating Burroughs’ Legacy 175 Years After His Birth
The Re-making of Mars
Lab Confidential
Nile Crocodile Is Two Species
Communing with the world’s rarest raccoon (Procyon pygmaeus).