Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Receives Field Station Designation

October 29, 2021 • by Christine Sinatra

The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center has been integral for UT Austin's involvement in life sciences research.

A building with a cafe and plants and visitors at the Wildflower Center

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A school of hammerhead sharks swim in open waters.

Department of Marine Science

Genetic Identification Aids Protection of Sharks and Rays

Three birds are shown. On the left is a blue jay, which is primarily blue with some patches of white on wing tips, around the face and on the chest. On the right is a green jay, which is primarily green with a lighter colored chest and a mix of blue and black patches on the face. In the center is a hybrid bird, which is primarily blue and resembles a blue jay, but with a larger area of black on the face, more akin to a green jay.

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