Evolutionary Algorithms Emerge as Best Tools for Greener, Cheaper Flyover Design
A comparative study of nine optimization algorithms shows that evolutionary methods like NSGA-II and NSGA-III, combined with surrogate modeling, can...
Ecologists Unveil a Rule for Stretching Ultra-Detailed Animal Models Across Entire Landscapes
A new framework called STEBS identifies the smallest landscape patch at which individual-based model predictions stabilise, enabling computationally efficient landscape-scale...
Two Danube Delta lakes reveal how water flow shapes nutrient pollution risk
A five-year study of two Danube Delta lakes reveals how hydrological connectivity controls nutrient dynamics and eutrophication risk.
Rival Flycatchers Team Up in Paraguay’s Vanishing Grasslands
Field observations in southern Paraguay document the first repeated associations between two Vulnerable tyrant flycatchers, revealing coordinated foraging, shared perches,...
New Praying Mantis Species Discovered in Iran’s Zagros Oak Forests
Scientists have described Rivetina archibaldi, a new ground-dwelling praying mantis species from the oak forests of Iran's Zagros Mountains, distinguished...
Exquisite New Fossil Reveals an Adult Sinovenator and Expands the Range of Early Troodontids
A new adult skeleton of Sinovenator changii from Inner Mongolia marks the first Jehol troodontid found there and reveals early...
Name Game Under the Mud: Reinstated Genus Maea Leaves Ribbon Worm Family Paraphyletic
A new taxonomic critique argues that reviving the polychaete genus Maea renders its parent genus Magelona paraphyletic and violates the...
Hidden Grass Moth of Spain’s Sierra Nevada Regains Species Status Through DNA Barcoding
DNA barcoding and genital anatomy have restored Agriphila hispanodeliella, a grass moth from Spain's Sierra Nevada, to full species status...
Fossil Tubeworm from Washington State Rewrites the Story of a Widespread Marine Genus
A newly named Eocene tubeworm, Hydroides engi, from Washington State's Cowlitz Formation is the first confirmed Eocene record of the...
Ghost Moth Genus Recorded in Georgia for the First Time, Hidden in Museum Drawers for Decades
The first record of the ghost moth genus Hepialus in Georgia and the South Caucasus comes from museum specimens collected...
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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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