Human Density Drives Spread of Naturalized Plants Across Central America
A new NeoBiota study of more than 42,000 records shows human population density is the strongest predictor of naturalized plant ...
A new NeoBiota study of more than 42,000 records shows human population density is the strongest predictor of naturalized plant ...
A re-examination of museum specimens confirms Angela miranda in Chiapas and Guatemala, exposes a misidentification in Tabasco, and sinks two ...
A comprehensive genetic and morphological revision has split the iconic eyelash palm-pitviper into ten distinct species, including five new to ...
A documented non-fatal attack by an American crocodile on a 12-year-old girl along the Segovia River highlights the growing but ...
A new review finds that half of Central America's whip-spider species live in Honduras, but only four of seven recorded ...
A field study on Guatemala's Pacific coast shows that olive ridley sea turtles nest less on artificially lit beaches, with ...
A UNICEF-led pilot training program at migrant transit points in Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Panama raised frontline health workers' knowledge ...
A new study has mapped where deforestation is pushing into Central America’s tropical moist forests—and what that expansion looks like ...
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