Bats and Whales Age Differently: Genomes Reveal Two Separate Roads to Long Life
A new comparative genomic study finds that small long-lived mammals like bats rely on DNA repair and autophagy while large ...
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Antibody Survey Reveals Widespread Flavi- and Paramyxoviruses Circulating in African Fruit Bats
A large antibody-based survey across seven African countries finds high seroprevalence of flavi- and paramyxoviruses in fruit bats, linking large ...
Nationwide Survey of Cambodian Bats Reveals Hidden Diversity of Malaria Parasites
A nationwide survey of nearly 1,200 Cambodian bats has revealed high diversity of haemosporidian malaria parasites, including the first record ...
Antibody Signatures in Guinean Hunters Point to Silent, Ongoing Filovirus Spillover from Wildlife
A six-year serological study of wildlife hunters in forested Guinea has detected antibody signatures against multiple filoviruses, including Ebola, Bundibugyo ...
Hidden Bats of a Remote Atlantic Island Revealed by DNA and Sound
A combined genetic and acoustic survey has confirmed two bat species on the remote Azorean island of Flores, including the ...
Bats in Farmed Savannas Carry a Surprising Load of Potential Pathogens in Their Guts
A new study of 109 little free-tailed bats in Eswatini reveals highly individual gut microbiomes rich in potential bacterial pathogens ...
Bats Emerge as Secret Guardians of the World’s Most Expensive Nut
A University of Göttingen-led study in South African macadamia plantations shows that higher bat activity reduces pest infestation and that ...
Hainan Island’s Mammals Revealed: 95 Species, Many Facing Extinction Risk
An updated checklist documents 95 terrestrial mammal species on Hainan Island, revealing high endemism, elevated extinction risk, and critical data ...
City Life Shields Bats From Weather Swings, Landmark Acoustic Survey Reveals
A large-scale acoustic study across Israel shows that urban bats face fewer weather-related constraints on their activity than rural bats, ...
New Infectivity Atlas Maps Which Sarbecoviruses Can Latch Onto Human and Bat Receptors
A new pseudovirus study maps the infectivity of 46 sarbecoviruses across 66 ACE2 receptors, revealing which bat and mammalian species ...
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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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