Rubber Vine Surge Along South African River Exposed by Drone and Ground Surveys
A decade-long study on South Africa's Mogalakwena River shows invasive rubber vine density has risen sharply and finds that drone ...
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Great Plains Bats Are Flying Blind: A 30-Year Review Reveals Huge Gaps in Grassland Bat Science
A systematic review of three decades of research finds only 94 field studies on the bats of North America's Great ...
Himalayan Cascade Frogs Carry Genetic Scars of Ancient Isolation and Modern Harvesting
The first genetic study of the marbled cascade frog in India's Darjeeling Hill Region reveals a historically isolated, genetically depauperate ...
Illegal Logging Is Stripping Tanzania’s Forest of Its Malaria Healing Plants
A new study around Tanzania's Mkingu Nature Forest Reserve documents twenty plant species used to treat malaria and finds that ...
Tanzania’s Old Cashew Trees Reveal a Hidden Trove of Genetic Diversity
A new study of traditional cashew trees in Tanzania's Nachingwea and Newala districts reveals high phenotypic diversity that could prove ...
Microsatellite Study Reveals Hidden Genetic Wealth of India’s Agarwood Tree
A nationwide microsatellite analysis of 195 Aquilaria malaccensis accessions reveals high genetic diversity, low population differentiation and two geographically mixed ...
Climate Change Could Rewrite the Map of Iberian Oak Forests by Century’s End
High-resolution climate modelling projects that drought-tolerant cork oak will progressively replace Pyrenean and pedunculate oaks across much of the Iberian ...
Hydraulic traits reveal which mountain trees climb or retreat as warming intensifies
A sweeping analysis of tree rings, climate data and hydraulic traits shows that water-transport efficiency determines whether mountain tree species ...
Camera Traps Reveal Hidden Shifts in Tropical Fruit-Eating Wildlife as Forest Disturbance Rises
A camera trap study in French Guiana shows that fruit-eating vertebrate communities keep their species richness under disturbance but undergo ...
Pollinator Specialization Peaks Near the Tropics, Not at the Equator, Global Study Finds
A global analysis of more than 3,400 plant–pollinator networks shows that specialization peaks near the tropical–subtropical boundary rather than at ...
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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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