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EP for 'the four' on @9and10News. @NorthernMichU Alum. Boy Mama. Yooper in the Mitten. Music lover, story teller. Busy finding + sharing the good in the world!
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Hummingbirds and pineapples: Why this ancient relationship hits the evolutionary sweetspot

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By Jamie Thompson, Gaby Clark Verified, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Phys.org Verified
Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain High above the rainforest floor, tiny ponds form in the leaves of plants perched on tree branches. Frogs breed in these ponds, alongside insects, microbes and even tiny crustaceans, creating miniature ecosystems suspended high in the canopy. These are the bromeliads—the remarkable plant family that also gave us air plants, the towering 12-meter (39-foot) "Queen of the Andes", and the pineapple on your terrible pizza.
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Hummingbirds and pineapples: why this ancient relationship hits the evolutionary sweetspot

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By Jamie Thompson
| Tolerance Canada
By Jamie Thompson, Lecturer in Evolutionary Biology, University of Reading High above the rainforest floor, tiny ponds form in the leaves of plants perched on tree branches. Frogs breed in these ponds, alongside insects, microbes and even tiny crustaceans, creating miniature ecosystems suspended high in the canopy. These are the bromeliads – the remarkable plant family that also gave us air plants, the towering 12-metre “Queen… Read complete article © The Conversation -
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House GOP plan aims to cut taxes, lower bills for Michigan families | Opinion Original

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By Jamie Thompson
| Holland Sentinel Verified
Jamie Thompson Holland Sentinel April 30, 2026, 1:00 p.m. ET The people I represent in Monroe and Wayne counties and those across the state have been consistent in their shared message: the cost of living has become a huge problem. If we’re serious about making Michigan affordable and helping workers and families who are struggling, we must work in Lansing to tackle issues that are severely impacting people’s budgets.
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