Yellow Dung Flies Are Dung Generalists, Not Cow Dung Specialists
A Swiss laboratory study shows yellow dung flies survive and reproduce equally well on cow, horse, wild boar, and red ...
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Baby Mammoth From Switzerland Reveals Secrets of Its First Months
A woolly mammoth calf that died roughly 45,000 years ago in a Swiss peat bog is rewriting what scientists know ...
Swiss Maternity Wards Face Midwife Absence Crisis, Landmark Survey Reveals
Switzerland's maternity care system is quietly running on a thinner midwifery workforce than most of the country realizes, and the ...
The safety case for a deep geological repository in Switzerland: site and geological barrier characteristics
Deep beneath the rolling farmland of northern Switzerland, in a band of 170-million-year-old claystone lying 800 to 900 metres below ...
Bernhard Merz: The Swiss Fly Expert Who Described 96 New Taxa
An obituary in Alpine Entomology chronicles the career of Bernhard Merz, the Swiss dipterist who described 96 taxa and built ...
Invasive ambrosia beetle spreads through Switzerland, bringing its fungus to Europe
An invasive ambrosia beetle from East Asia has quietly established itself across southern Switzerland, and scientists have now confirmed that ...
Swiss Dinosaur Graveyard Yields First Triassic Lungfish and Rewrites Their Ancient Map
Newly identified Ptychoceratodus dental plates from Frick, Switzerland, reveal how climate belts and coastal habitats controlled the distribution of Late ...
Enhanced person profiles: a cluster randomised trial protocol for Swiss long-term care facilities
A Swiss trial protocol will test an enhanced person profile intervention combining routine family participation and psychological safety methods to ...
Water Striders of the Genus Velia Reveal Hidden Alpine Diversity in Switzerland
Deep in the shaded streams of southern Switzerland, a small predatory bug has been quietly evading scientists for more than ...
The safety case for a deep geological repository in Switzerland: engineered barriers for low- and intermediate-level waste disposal
Deep beneath the rolling hills of northern Switzerland, engineers are planning one of the most ambitious construction projects in human ...
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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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