One Regulatory Architecture May Explain Both Evolution and Disease
A new theoretical paper argues that a single conserved regulatory architecture sustains biological coherence across evolution and, when disrupted within...
Gavin Prescott is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Ecology and Ecosystem Dynamics coverage.
A new theoretical paper argues that a single conserved regulatory architecture sustains biological coherence across evolution and, when disrupted within...
A new taxonomic study describes six previously unknown species of tiny aphid-hunting Stigmus wasps from China and provides an illustrated...
A nine-month survey of a small peri-urban forest near Popayán, Colombia, documented 68 flowering plant species, strong seasonal flowering peaks...
A new modeling study combining climate, host plant availability and shipping networks shows that central Europe faces the highest invasion...
A new study shows that band-legged ground crickets shed any limb almost instantly to escape predators, but females that lose...
Nanoindentation of Canary Island lizard skulls reveals that bone stiffness decreases with body size and diet, allowing scientists to infer...
A haplotype-level DNA metabarcoding survey of 59 sites in Japan's Hiji River found that widespread aquatic insect species carry more...
A tree-dwelling land snail discovered on a karst mountain in Yunnan Province, China, has been described as a new genus...
Researchers have described two cryptic new moth species, Dichomeris carpatiella and Dichomeris dolomiella, from the high juniper habitats of the...
A remarkably three-dimensionally preserved partial skeleton from Bavaria's late Toarcian clays offers unprecedented anatomical detail, evidence of painful pathology, and...
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