Biology
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Toxic Frogs with Weak Defenses Persist in the Gene Pool Alongside Stronger Competitors
Diversity is a hallmark of life and it shows up in unexpected places. A multi-national team of evolutionary biologists investigated how two types of poison frog co-exist when we expect only one. Their innovative study uncovers conditions where diversity flourishes against the odds and offers new perspectives on chemical defense.
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New UN High-Seas Treaty Must Close Gaps In Biodiversity Governance
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Getting to The Root of How Plants Tolerate Too Much Iron
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Isotopes in Poop Show Where Secretive Jaguars Hunt
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Using Artificial Intelligence to Track Birds' Dark-Of-Night Migrations
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Unusual Mucous-Like Substance Found Buried within Seafloor Sediment
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Successful Egg Harvest Breaks New Ground in Saving the Northern White Rhinoceros
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Technique Combats Widespread Passion Fruit Disease