Birds and Mammals Still Dominate Ecology Research Despite Two Decades of Warnings
A sweeping analysis of nearly 1.4 million papers confirms that vertebrates dominate ecology and evolution research and attract more attention ...
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Medicinal Lily Relative Ophiopogon japonicus Recorded in India for the First Time
Botanists working in Arunachal Pradesh have confirmed the first verified occurrence of the medicinal East Asian herb Ophiopogon japonicus in ...
Ecosystems Have Far Less Spare Capacity Than We Thought, Global Study Finds
The largest global analysis of its kind finds that ecosystem services keep rising with biodiversity instead of levelling off, meaning ...
Wild European Red Raspberry Discovered in India for the First Time
Botanists have recorded the European red raspberry, Rubus idaeus subsp. idaeus, growing wild in India for the first time, in ...
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 ...
Italy’s Plant Map Reveals a Stark North-South Knowledge Divide
A twenty-year audit of nearly 4,000 publications shows Italy's botanical knowledge surging in the north while the south remains critically ...
Coral Reefs of the Indo-Pacific Release Three Quintillion Eggs in a Single Spawning Season
A new study estimates that Indo-Pacific corals produce roughly three quintillion eggs in a single spawning period, revealing that regional ...
Warming oceans will reshape marine body sizes in surprising and uneven ways
A global study of more than 23,000 marine mollusk species projects that climate change will reshape body sizes unevenly by ...
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, ...
From Sloth Fur to Wound Care: The Hidden Ways Vertebrates Depend on Insects
A new review in Nature Reviews Biodiversity documents how vertebrates from sloths to chimpanzees rely on insects for food, shelter, ...
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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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