Body mass–abundance relationships reveal uneven global energy distribution across body size classes in vertebrates
Every ecosystem on Earth faces the same quiet arithmetic: the energy flowing through it must be divided among the organisms ...
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Rare Sumatran magnolia finds new populations and its first safety net
New surveys of Magnolia sumatrae reveal hundreds of trees in unprotected montane bogs, a Vulnerable Red List status, and the ...
Mobile Batteries That Form Their Own Grid Could Rescue Power Networks After Disasters
When hurricanes, ice storms, or floods knock out a distribution network, the difference between a brief inconvenience and a prolonged ...
Postmortem Gas in Blood Vessels Follows a Predictable Pattern on PMCT Scans
When forensic pathologists scan the bodies of the deceased with computed tomography before autopsy, they often find something puzzling: pockets ...
Foreign Poachers Target Critically Endangered Vultures in Chad’s Capital, First Survey Reveals
The first systematic survey of critically endangered vultures in N'Djamena, Chad, estimates only about 113 hooded vultures remain at urban ...
Rare New Alpha-Globin Gene Variant Discovered in Chengdu Thalassemia Screening Study
The detection of a novel intronic variant, HBA1:c.300+48C>G, in this Chengdu cohort illustrates a persistent challenge in thalassemia diagnostics: the ...
Tree species, not grazing, drive soil carbon in Mediterranean oak silvopastures
A study of grazed oak silvopastures in northeastern Portugal finds that stand-forming tree species and soil depth, not grazing, control ...
Screen Time, Short Sleep, and Family History Drive Myopia in Young Iraqi Adults
A multicenter study of 4,340 young adults at three Iraqi tertiary eye centers finds myopia in 51.2 percent and astigmatism ...
Hidden River Life: Groundwater Creatures Trace a Fading Trail From Texas Karst Springs
A new study of the San Marcos River reveals that Edwards Aquifer stygobionts persist in the hyporheic zone far downstream ...
Asian Tarantula Venom Revealed: Climate Maps and Clinical Cases Redefine Bite Risk
Deep in the humid rice paddies and lateritic soils of South and Southeast Asia, a large, dark, hairy spider waits ...
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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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