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Large crayfish claws signal strength but have significant hidden costs
Australian slender crayfish Cherax dispar show that large male claws signal dominance but carry hidden costs, including weaker claw muscle and slower escapes
Disease-carrying mosquitoes and their hybrids spread in North America
Mosquito species capable of transmitting debilitating diseases are expanding their territories across North America, driven by a warming climate and…
Arctic nitrogen fixation discovery could boost marine life
Researchers find under Arctic sea ice non-cyanobacterial microbes fix nitrogen—rates up to 5.3 nmol/L/day across 13 sites, boosting phytoplankton and the food web
Juno-Izumo catch bond explains strong sperm and egg cell adhesion
Scientists have uncovered the precise mechanics behind one of the most fundamental processes in human reproduction: the binding of sperm…
New database compiles 85 years of big tree history
A new digital archive consolidates 85 years of National Champion Tree records from 1940 to today, opening public access to America’s largest trees and history
Airborne mercury from gold mining poisons African food crops
Airborne mercury from gold mining poisons African food crops, but the article notes details cannot be accessed due to an unavailable URL and search tool
Epigenetic changes drive cellular adaptation to low oxygen
Epigenetic switches driven by H3K4me3 alter transcription start sites under hypoxia, creating alternative 5’UTRs and boosting PDK1 to rewire metabolism
Bats possess an internal brain compass for global navigation
Bats possess a 3D neural compass that encodes space toroidally with head-direction cells in the dorsal presubiculum, enabling precise navigation during flight
Scientists discover plant ingredients for sustainable anti-aging cosmetics
European researchers have identified a new generation of plant-based cosmetic ingredients with potent anti-inflammatory and anti-aging properties. The discovery, announced…