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How do we know who was first to make a scientific discovery? Explore how Charles Darwin's correspondence with Harvard botanist Asa Gray helped establish his priority in developing the theory of evolution by natural selection, and how historical letters preserved in BHL illuminate pivotal moments in the history of science.

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Celebrating the remarkable contributions of Stella Bedggood and Roger Thomas, two exceptional field naturalists from Ballarat, Australia. Discover how The Ballarat Naturalist, preserved in the Biodiversity Heritage Library, documents their lasting legacy of natural history education, conservation and mentoring.

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For nearly two decades, the MBLWHOI Library has introduced students to the Biodiversity Heritage Library, connecting centuries-old scientific publications with modern research. In this latest #BHLat20 anniversary post, discover how a 1666 article, an 1873 classroom poster, and the enduring principle of “Study Nature Not Books” come together in the teaching of science at Woods Hole.

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Across September and October, the international biodiversity informatics community gathered in Oslo, Norway, for the annual conference of Biodiversity Information Standards (TDWG 2026) and the 33rd Governing Board meeting of the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF). With BHL celebrating its twentieth anniversary and its first year as an independent, globally governed ...

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