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With the Sweet 16 battles complete, the points are:

Anthropology: 41
Herpetology: 54
Invertebrate Paleontology: 33
Mammals: 53
Minerals: 51
Mollusks: 48
Science, Research & Collections: 43
Vertebrate Paleontology: 48

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Spring is here! Learn about flowering trees in Collected on this Day in 1898: Silver Maple, by Assistant Curator of Botany Mason Heberling. https://t.co/SrOePDo1VM

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Seba’s short tailed bats (like these specimens) are are frugivorous. These bats are widespread across Central and South America, and bats in different regions have very specific feeding patterns depending on fruits available and which other bat species live in the area.