Habitat
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Habitat Improvement Contributed To The Emerging Population Of Norfolk Hawker Dragonfly, Expert Says
Experts underscored the importance of protecting habitat as the Norfolk Hawker dragonfly population increased. Read more here.
Latest Research Articles
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Climate Change, Habitat Expansion Allowed Interbreeding Between Neanderthals and Denisovans, DNA Study Reveals
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Tundra Biome: How a Frozen Habitat Supports Plant Life
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Critically Endangered Birds Swift Parrots Lose Habitat as Tasmania Logs Native Gum Trees
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70% of Great Pacific Garbage Patch Hospitable Habitat to Several Coastal Species
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Different Animal Communities Has Been Found on Asphalt Volcanoes in the Santa Barbara Channels
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Rare Florida Bristle Fern Now Has 4000 Acres Designated Critical Habitat in Sumter and Miami-Dade Counties
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Experts Question the Reliability of Blue Carbon in Restoring Coastal Vegetation
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Vegetarian Weaver Birds are More Sociable Than Their Insect-Eating Avian Counterparts
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Only 3% of the World's Ecosystems Still in Pristine Conditions
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Are Mountain Lions More Dangerous Than Humans? California Residents Startled by Large Feline Sightings
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Less Than 300 But Fighting: Breeding Population of Nearly Extinct Indochinese Tiger Brings Hope
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Prairie Voles More Anxious When Home Empties Out, Study Finds