Government shutdown threatens sandhill cranes at Sacramento preserve
Federal government shutdown furloughs wildlife managers, halting flooding and roosting ponds for sandhill cranes wintering in California’s Central Valley
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Researcher investigates causes of Minnesota’s moose decline
A researcher is delving into the complex factors driving the long-term decline of Minnesota’s moose population, a trend that has…
Philippine protected forests reveal six new species of bats
Six new Murina tube-nosed bat species discovered in protected Philippine forests, revising regional diversity from two to six and boosting country’s mammal count
Fruit flies possess an endocrine system that regulates calcium
Fruit flies have an active endocrine system that regulates calcium using the Capa hormone and Malpighian tubules, mirroring vertebrate parathyroid control
Tiny fossil places bowerbirds in ancient New Zealand
A tiny foot bone unearthed in Central Otago has revealed that New Zealand was once home to a relative of…
New imaging technology reveals flesh-eating dinosaur in Wales
Newtonsaurus cambrensis, a Late Triassic flesh-eating dinosaur from Wales, is revealed by photogrammetry imaging, with an estimated 5–7 meter body length
Forests recovering from acid rain mine rocks for crucial nutrients
In the forests of the White Mountains, a surprising story of resilience and sacrifice is unfolding. Decades after the peak…
Accelerating climate change decimates Florida’s staghorn and elkhorn corals
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Berenicea zooids shrank over 200 million years, challenging Cope’s evolutionary rule
Berenicea zooids shrink over 200 million years, defying Cope’s Rule in a fossil study of 200 samples from Late Triassic to today, suggesting internal drivers