Massive Cell-by-Cell Phytoplankton Dataset Opens a Window on Europe’s Vanishing Lagoons
A newly harmonized dataset of more than 104,000 individual phytoplankton trait records from 14 Mediterranean and Black Sea lagoons provides...
Krill in the Benguela Are Not All Vegetarians: Study Reveals Surprising Carnivores
A study of fifteen krill species in the Benguela upwelling system reveals feeding strategies ranging from herbivory to exclusive carnivory,...
China’s Non-Native Insects Surge: 241 Species Reveal an Endless Invasion Wave
A new inventory documents 241 non-native insect species in China and shows their numbers rising exponentially since 1900, driven by...
Four New Caddisfly Species Uncovered in China Through DNA Barcoding and Genital Anatomy
An integrative taxonomic study combining male genital morphology with mitochondrial COI DNA barcoding has revealed four new species and four...
Two Tiny New Diving Beetle Species Emerge From Costa Rica’s Cloud-High Waters
Two previously unknown species of minute diving beetles have been described from the mountains of Costa Rica, one restricted to...
Desert Mantis Reveals Hidden Secrets of Color-Changing Survival in South America
The first comprehensive study of the Pacific desert mantis Musonia margheritae reveals striking female color polymorphism, sex-biased lifespans, and a...
Digital Marketing Can Backfire: Network Model Reveals Why Electric Cars Stall or Soar
A dual-layer network evolutionary game model shows that electric vehicle diffusion hinges on initial adoption thresholds, with digital marketing and...
When Fan Clips Help or Hurt: A New Math Model Rethinks Video Copyright Strategy
A mean-field game model shows that copyright governance on short-video platforms works as creator-ecosystem management, where targeted penalties outperform broad...
DNA Upends a Century of Woodlouse Taxonomy and Reveals Three New Species
An integrative DNA and morphology study has synonymized the woodlouse genus Koreoniscus with Mongoloniscus and described three new species from...
Fossil Fish Ear Bones Reveal 8 Million Years of Gradual Modernization in the Western Pacific
A study of 4,893 fossil fish otoliths from northern Taiwan documents an eight-million-year sequence of gradual species replacement that transformed...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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