Australian swordfish-like fossil fish was never endemic, new skull reveals
A new articulated Protosphyraena skull from Albian rocks in Dagestan, Russia, is so similar to Australian and English material that...
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A new articulated Protosphyraena skull from Albian rocks in Dagestan, Russia, is so similar to Australian and English material that...
A nine-month study in Laoag City logged 190,096 fungal spores per cubic metre, revealing wet-season dominance, early-morning peaks, and humidity-driven...
A comprehensive new review maps how artificial intelligence is transforming ocean science from surface currents to deep-sea ecology, while exposing...
Researchers at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology used guided bending with tailored incisions to elastically form straight timber lamellae into a...
Deep beneath the waves of the world ocean, lanternfishes drift in enormous swarms, ... The significance of this new collection...
A proposed Formal Model publication format asks researchers to justify a model's design and data foundations through peer review before...
Greenhouse trials at Spain's Ríotinto mine show that two poplar hybrids and the nitrogen-fixing legume Lablab purpureus can survive and...
China's low-carbon pilot cities have long been treated as policy laboratories for the country's most ambitious climate experiment: proving that...
A systematic review of 42 studies reveals that floods across Central Asia are driven by interacting forces including intensifying rainfall,...
When a forest is cut down or a field is irrigated, the local consequences are easy to picture. Bare ground...
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