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UNO Magazine Winter 2020
Animal Tales Horses, dinosaurs, cockroaches, pigs, squirrels, marmosets cats, dogs and more. A look at the way animals make our lives better — thanks in large measure to the work of UNO Mavericks around the world.
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Canine Connections
That comfort we drive from the dogs in our lives isn't just a one-way relationship. A look at the many ways pooches better our lives.
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Herding Cats
UNO research takes aim at learning more about a common parasitic infection — and at the personalities of finicky felines.
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Nuts About Black Squirrels
UNO Professor James Wilson and his students track the westward migratiom of black squirrels.
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Betting on UNO
How the one-time racing mecca of the Midwest became a home to Mavericks.
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Heavenly Wind Among Saints & Sinners
UNO Geology Professor George Engelmann discovered a fossilized treasure trove — and a first-of-its-kind relative to dinosaurs.
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Walk This Way
UNO Biomechanics staff turn to squirrels, pigs, cockroaches and other animals for insightst that better human mobility and health.
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More Collaborative Than a Barrel of Monkeys
In its fourth decade, UNO's Callitrichid Research Center is strengthening collaborations and exploring new questions about what Marmosets can tell us about ourselves.
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In Service
How dogs, llamas, pigs and other animals — even bees! — save lives and soothe spirits.
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Sacred Circle of Connections
UNO + Math = big things at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquariaum.
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Collaboration in Action
From research partnerships to educational experiences to Maverick aliumni providing important leadership, UNO and the Omaha Hendry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium are intensely intertwined.
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From the Editor
In Memory of Rosco.
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