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Maggie Nufer

A blog for Ms. Nufer's science students - and beyond!

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Don't like school cafeteria food? Try munching on sea-floor rocks...
Move over, turducken - this Thanksgiving, I'm having frogamander!
Young supernova shows signs of explosive temper
What Do An Ethiopian King, A Candle And Minnesota Have In Common?
How your thumb can teach you about astronomy...
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