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Balearic Shearwater’s Migratory Range Shifts Northward Due to Individual Behavioral Flexibility in Response to Climate Change
The Balearic shearwater, Europe's most endangered seabird, is facing a new challenge: climate change. The environment is warming, and many species are shifting their ranges to adapt.
Latest Research Articles
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Oil Sands Operations in Canada Emit More Atmospheric Pollution Than Previously Thought [Study]
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Plant Communication: Study Shows First-Ever Video of Plants Talking with Each Other
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Penguin's Death Suspected As H5N1 Case In Antarctica; Experts Worry About Potential Impact Of The Disease
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Listeria: Deadly Foodborne Bacteria Could be Hiding from Sanitizers Sprayed by Food Suppliers [Study]
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Great Barrier Reef: Flood Plumes, Heavy Waves Due To Cyclones Could Have Damaged Coral Reef System
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Ancient Ape Fossil Offers Insights Into the Origins of Human Hearing and Balance
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3.5 Billion-Year-Old Hydrothermal Vents Produced Phosphorus and Clay Particles for Early Life, New Study
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EU New Deal Will Make Beauty Companies Pay More To Clean Up Microplastic Pollution
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Midwest Storm To Bring Swath Of Snow To Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Central Appalachians
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Colombia Fire Update: About 17,000 Hectares Burned Since November as Country Faces Hotter Temperatures
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Rare Sightings of Newborn Great White Shark Can Help Understand the Top Predator's Birthing Habits
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Rare Tree That Produces Anticancer Drug Recreated in Tobacco by Scientists