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AI Model Predicts Algal Blooms in India’s Ashtamudi Estuary from Just Two Nutrients
A three-year study of India's Ashtamudi Estuary shows that phosphates and nitrates drive chlorophyll-a levels, and that a neural network...
Hidden Reproductive Crisis Threatens Marsh Daisy Even in Its Largest Italian Stronghold
A new study reveals that a large, seemingly healthy Italian population of the threatened marsh plant Jacobaea paludosa suffers severe...
Eocene Amber Reveals First Adult Male Bagworm Moths Ever Found
For the first time, adult male bagworm moths have been identified in Eocene Ukrainian and Baltic amber, revealing two new...
Turkey’s state-run drug tracking system outpaces the EU’s decentralized model, study finds
A new comparative study finds Turkey's centralized, state-run medicine tracking system offers fuller supply-chain visibility and patient verification tools than...
Power Lines Kill Hundreds of Birds in First Systematic Survey of Armenia’s Grid
A first systematic survey in Armenia recorded 252 electrocuted birds along medium-voltage power lines, with hotspots around Lake Arpi National...
Forgotten Ethiopian Root Crop Holds Clues to Food Security, New Study Finds
A new ethnobotanical study documents how the Gamo people of southern Ethiopia transform the toxic corm of Arisaema schimperianum into...
Tiny ambush predator: New rotifer species discovered during Thai workshop
A new sessile rotifer species, Collotheca laddae, has been discovered on aquatic plants in a Bangkok pond during a zooplankton...
Citizen Sleuths and Genetics Rescue Czechia’s Critically Endangered Crucian Carp
A Regional Action Plan in Czechia's Vysočina Region uses citizen science and genetic lineage assignment to repatriate critically endangered crucian...
Pregnant Lizards Run Cooler: Body Mass and Thermal Trade-offs in Mexico’s Mesquite Lizard
A field study of viviparous Mesquite Lizards in central Mexico shows that pregnant females carry extra mass yet maintain body...
New World Blackbirds Began in the North, Then Marched South Millions of Years Early
A new phylogenetic analysis shows the New World blackbirds originated in North America and colonized South America millions of years...
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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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