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Carolyn Gramling

Carolyn is a former staff writer and editor for Science.

Carolyn Gramling

Carolyn is a former staff writer and editor for Science.

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News at a glance

By Carolyn GramlingSep. 8, 2017
News at a glance

By Carolyn GramlingSep. 1, 2017
Toxic algae may be culprit in mysterious dinosaur deaths

By Carolyn GramlingSep. 1, 2017
Did tiny algae fell mighty dinosaurs?

By Carolyn GramlingAug. 29, 2017
News at a glance

By Carolyn GramlingAug. 25, 2017
News at a glance

By Carolyn GramlingAug. 18, 2017
Scientists struggle to fit this strange vegetarian dinosaur into the family tree

By Carolyn GramlingAug. 15, 2017
Podcast: Still-living dinosaurs, the world’s first enzymes, and thwarting early adopters in tech

By Sarah Crespi, Catherine Matacic, et al.Jul. 13, 2017
Tiny fossil reveals what happened to birds after dinosaurs went extinct

By Carolyn GramlingJul. 10, 2017
Extinction that killed the dinosaurs may have led to frog explosion

By Carolyn GramlingJul. 3, 2017
This baby bird, trapped in amber, lived alongside the dinosaurs

By Carolyn GramlingJun. 8, 2017
World’s only fossils of T. rex skin suggest it was covered in scales—not feathers

By Carolyn GramlingJun. 6, 2017
Science and politics collide over Bears Ears and other national monuments

By Carolyn GramlingApr. 27, 2017
Curious fossil could rewrite early days of the dinosaurs

By Carolyn GramlingApr. 12, 2017
SpaceX's reusable rockets could provide a cheaper path to orbit

By Carolyn GramlingMar. 31, 2017
Tyrannosaur’s sensitive skin may have helped it capture prey

By Carolyn GramlingMar. 30, 2017

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