adaptation
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Reindeer Adapt to Summer Heat by Changing Their Cud
Researchers report December 22 in the journal Current Biology that the more time reindeer spend ruminating, the less time they spend in non-rapid eye movement (non-REM) sleep.
Latest Research Articles
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Elephant Teeth Tell a Story of Survival and Adaptation in a Changing World
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Climate Science Can Provide Guidance and Solutions for Adaptation and Mitigation, Study Shows
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How Do Eastern Rainbowfish Adapt to the Changes in Australia’s Tropical Rainforests?
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If Global Temperatures Keep Rising, Animals All Over the World will Inevitable Face Serious Threats
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How Red Sea Urchin Populations in Northern and Southern California Are Adapted To Different Environmental Changes
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Biologists Shed Light on “Blind Area” in Our Understanding of How New Species Emerge
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How Will Coral Reefs Survive a Warming Planet?
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Scientists Aims to Find Out How Other Plants are Able to Survive Drought
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A New Research Investigates How Brazilian Cattle Farmers Adapt to Climate Change in the Amazon
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Researchers Have Identified a Novel Mechanism for Plants To Adapt to Climate Change
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Survival of the Fittest: Which Animals Are Most Suited to Survive Climate Change?
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Evolution and Adaptation of Wheat Powdery Mildew: Why Researchers are Studying It