Ecology and Evolution Face a Perfect Storm as Democracies Backslide
Ecology and evolution have never been more essential to society, and never more vulnerable. In a Field Grand Challenge published ...
Ecology and evolution have never been more essential to society, and never more vulnerable. In a Field Grand Challenge published ...
High in the Ethiopian highlands, where the air thins and night frosts bite, a team of researchers has spent three ...
A new autoethnographic study argues that the Clark's Nutcracker's seed caching and the American Dipper's aquatic resilience offer practical models ...
The Committee for Change and Conservation of Names has published its fourth report, ratifying a series of nomenclatural decisions that ...
For decades, palaeoanthropologists have argued about what the australopithecines — the small-brained, bipedal ancestors that include the famous Lucy — ...
Researchers propose combining deep learning with organism-based ecology and new sensory instruments to build AI models capable of forecasting how ...
A new review reveals that male and female dioecious plants deploy radically different resource allocation strategies under drought, heat, salinity, ...
A new morphological study of the burrow-dwelling small-eyed goby Austrolethops wardi reveals that its seagrass-specialist diet reshaped the oral jaw ...
A new workflow in R quantifies realized and potential individualized niches from GPS tracking data using mixed-effects resource selection functions, ...
Deep inside caves, where sunlight never reaches and eyes have all but vanished across millions of years of evolution, the ...
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