Climate models reveal two tropical bats facing sharply different futures
New ecological niche modeling shows the frugivorous bat Vampyrodes major may keep nearly all its suitable habitat through 2060, while ...
New ecological niche modeling shows the frugivorous bat Vampyrodes major may keep nearly all its suitable habitat through 2060, while ...
A study of wild spur-thighed tortoises in southeastern Spain shows that hindgut nematodes reduce male growth and body size while ...
A new systematic review maps the social and ecological forces driving the critically endangered Philippine pangolin toward extinction on Palawan ...
A major new review finds that Australia's largely endemic native bee fauna faces mounting threats from habitat loss, fire, climate ...
An ensemble species distribution model projects that the endangered African savanna elephant could lose roughly half of its climatically suitable ...
A new study projects that over two-thirds of coastal land flooded by rising seas this century will be environmentally suitable ...
A simulation study of GPS-tagged Taiga Bean Geese in Denmark shows that losing winter cereal fields to a planned renewable ...
Researchers have proposed a comparative framework that helps conservationists determine whether host genetics or environmental factors are the dominant shapers ...
A genomic study of eight coastal dune plants in southwest France reveals a synchronous population decline 135 to 450 years ...
New ecological niche modeling projects that climate change could eliminate up to 54 percent of suitable habitat for the greater ...
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