Hidden Metals in Orange Groves: Soil Chemistry Controls Toxic Metal Bioavailability in Mexico
Orange groves in north-eastern Mexico are quietly accumulating heavy metals in their soils, and the amount that actually matters is ...
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Hidden Bycatch Data Reveal How Small-Scale Fisheries Shape Four Key Pacific Fish Stocks
A nine-year study of more than 3,200 fish in Mexico's BahÃa Magdalena lagoon system shows that shrimp trawls and artisanal ...
Tiny Rove Beetles Rewritten: One Genus Sunk and Three New Species Unveiled
A new taxonomic revision sinks the Argentine rove beetle genus Leiporaphes into synonymy with Lypeticus, describes three new Neotropical species, ...
Volcanic Belt of Mexico Reveals Hidden Rules Shaping Amphibian Diversity
A new study of Mexico's Transmexican Volcanic Belt shows that environmental heterogeneity, historical climate shifts, and soil temperature drive striking ...
Tiny Wasps Emerge as Natural Allies Against Avocado Fruit Gall Midge in Mexico
The discovery that a single gall midge species, Bruggmanniella perseae, accounts for the fruit deformation observed in Nayarit carries practical ...
How Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico Are Rewriting the Rules of World Order From Within
A new Frontiers in Political Science study shows that Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico have pursued differentiated strategies of selective contestation ...
Fifteen Years of Data Reveal Which Birds Die at Wind Turbines in Southern Mexico
A fifteen-year study of 1,527 bird carcasses at eight wind farms in southern Mexico shows that resident, ground-foraging species such ...
Dengue Transmission in Mexico Varies Sharply by Place, Year and Virus Serotype, Modelling Study Finds
A modelling study of more than 833,000 Mexican dengue cases reveals large spatial, temporal and serotype-specific differences in transmission intensity ...
Loneliness and Feeling Ignored May Predict Loss of Independence in Older Mexican Adults
A large analysis of more than 9,000 older Mexican adults finds that feelings of isolation and being ignored predict functional ...
Political Rivalry Makes Experienced Governors Perform Better, Study Finds
A comparative study of Mexican states and Colombian departments shows that adversarial political competition strengthens the link between governors' experience ...
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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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