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Fog-Fed Oases Reveal Hidden Rules of Plant Diversity in South America’s Coastal Desert
A comprehensive survey of 71 fog-fed coastal lomas across Peru and Chile reveals that aridity, topography, and geography—not latitude—shape seed...
Himalayan worm-eating snake finally reveals its females, eggs and hidden skull secrets
Deep in the subtropical montane forests of Zhangmu Town, on the southern slopes of China's Xizang Autonomous Region near the...
Seabed Sentinels: Trawling Leaves Detectable Fingerprints in North Sea Protected Areas
The seabed of the North Sea is one of the most heavily trawled seafloors on Earth, and a new baseline...
Oldest Known Deer Skeleton With Dichotomous Antlers Found in Japan Rewrites Early Cervid Dispersal
A remarkably complete 18-million-year-old deer skeleton unearthed from a riverbank in central Japan is rewriting the opening chapter of deer...
Hidden Palm Kingdoms of the Iriri River: How Streams and Terrain Shape Amazon Forest Life
A remote field survey in the Iriri River Valley documents eighteen palm species and reveals how small streams, terrain shape,...
Lost for a century, a type specimen of an Arctic flatworm returns to science
A type specimen of the polyclad flatworm Plehnia arctica, collected during an 1889 Spitzbergen expedition and described by pioneering zoologist...
Grey-Markov hybrid model delivers razor-sharp pine moth forecasts
Deep in the pine forests of Qianshan County in China's Anhui Province, a small moth has been quietly waging war...
X-ray Tomography Reveals Directional Growth in an Early Radiolarian Skeleton
Micro-CT scanning of a 480-million-year-old radiolarian shows its silica skeleton grew in eight branching stages with a clear directional asymmetry.
Fly collected 200 years ago by Austrian explorer turns out to be a brand-new species
Specimens gathered by Johann Natterer in Brazil two centuries ago have revealed a new species of tachinid fly, Prophorostoma nattereri,...
Robots Could Tame the Wild Strips That Make or Break Temperate Alley Cropping
A new study argues that the understory vegetation strips of temperate alley cropping systems shape biodiversity, weeds, pests and root...
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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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