Three-Decade Study Reveals New Insights Into Lyme Disease Ecology
Lyme disease risk in the United States is governed by a far more complicated ecological network than researchers once understood,...
Rosalind Whitmere reports on ecology and evolution, covering ecosystems, adaptation, evolutionary mechanisms, species interactions, and biodiversity change.
Lyme disease risk in the United States is governed by a far more complicated ecological network than researchers once understood,...
COLUMBUS, Ohio—The last common ancestor shared by humans and chimpanzees may have looked less like a modern ape than many...
Climate change is forcing butterflies in the German Alps into a stark ecological choice: adapt to rising temperatures where they...
In the darkness beneath Japan’s subtropical Ryukyu Islands, where freshwater moves through rock and seawater penetrates hidden underground passages, researchers...
A hidden layer of the silkworm genome has now been mapped in unprecedented detail, revealing a surprisingly stable but evolutionarily...
In a discovery that could reshape scientists’ understanding of how photosynthetic organisms capture carbon, researchers have rebuilt a working version...
Vampire bats are confronting a rapidly changing night-time world, and a new study suggests that human disturbance can reshape not...
A new study from Brazil’s sprawling Metropolitan Region of São Paulo has revealed how dramatically urban expansion can reshape the...
Scientists in China have proposed a new framework that could reshape how catalytic materials are designed for the planet’s most...
Los Angeles, California—The forests that covered Wyoming 56 million years ago may offer one of the clearest warnings yet about...
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