Coral reefs, chimps and albatrosses: the shared recipe for conservation success
A University of Sydney review of more than 70 studies finds that conservation bright spots from Papua New Guinea to ...
Tag: Nature Ecology & Evolution
Lidar’s Hidden Price Tag: Why Mapping Tropical Forests Raises Hard Ethical Questions
A new commentary in Nature Ecology & Evolution argues that Lidar mapping of tropical forests can reinforce inequalities in knowledge, ...
Ecosystems Have Far Less Spare Capacity Than We Thought, Global Study Finds
The largest global analysis of its kind finds that ecosystem services keep rising with biodiversity instead of levelling off, meaning ...
Birds Are Migrating Earlier Than Ever, But Only Spring Shifts Help Their Populations
A global analysis of 549 bird species shows that migration timing has advanced by nearly 14 days since 1970, but ...
Rising Seas Are Opening a Vast New Front Line for Marine Invaders
A new study projects that over two-thirds of coastal land flooded by rising seas this century will be environmentally suitable ...
Nine-Year Genomic Study Shows Tsunami-Forced Stickleback Hybrids Purged Foreign DNA Within a Decade
A nine-year genomic study of sticklebacks in a tsunami-formed Japanese pond reveals that foreign DNA from a hybridizing sister species ...
Ancient DNA Word Vocabularies Govern How Cell Types Evolve Across Species
Deep-learning analysis of single-nucleus multi-omic data from flatworms and vertebrates reveals that conserved motif vocabularies maintain cell type family identities ...
Tree Diversity and Fungal Partners Drive Forest Life Below Ground More Than Above
A large-scale forest experiment reveals that tree species richness and mycorrhizal fungal dominance independently shape biodiversity across food webs, with ...
South Australia’s algal bloom is the most toxic microalga recorded.
A single microscopic alga has been unmasked as the most toxic bloom-forming species ever studied, reaching a potency that scientists ...
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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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