Mercury from gold mining blunts stress hormones in wild caimans
Wild smooth-fronted caimans with higher blood mercury showed a dampened corticosterone stress response, suggesting gold mining pollution impairs their ability ...
Wild smooth-fronted caimans with higher blood mercury showed a dampened corticosterone stress response, suggesting gold mining pollution impairs their ability ...
A systematic map reveals that while nearly half of syntheses on anthropogenic noise impacts on wildlife are cited in policy ...
A study in Molecular Biology Reports finds that captivity is associated with reduced gut microbial diversity in Bengal tigers, with ...
Researchers propose an integrated One Health framework uniting game meat and bushmeat governance to address food safety, zoonotic risks, and ...
Tracking data reveal Reeves' turtles adjust their daily movement, diel activity, and seasonal displacement between lentic reservoir and lotic river ...
Researchers document the re-emergence of Eurasian otters across Kashmir Valley river tributaries while highlighting modern environmental and social conservation challenges.
A policy review finds that delayed compensation, fragmented governance and habitat loss are undermining efforts to reduce human-elephant conflict in ...
A study of 20 free-living lions in Namibia's Etosha National Park identified Bacteroides and Phocaeicola as dominant gut genera and ...
A BMC Zoology review presents best practices for collecting and preserving vertebrate samples so they remain useful for pathogen and ...
Glue-on tri-axial accelerometers and a machine-learning model classified 13 Eurasian otter behaviours with 53.6% accuracy in zoo trials.
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