Biology
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Butterflies and Moths at the Brink: Climate Change Pushes Species to the Edge
In any competition, there are winners and losers. In the race to adjust to a changing climate, some butterflies seem to be doing well. But others, less so.
Latest Research Articles
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Mosses to Flowering Plants: Evolution of Water Scarcity Coping Mechanisms
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Butterflies Avoid Being Eaten by Copying Each Other’s Flight Patterns
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Fossilized Marine Reptile Resembles the Snake-Like Representation of Dragons in Chinese Mythology
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Genomic DNA Is New Way To Identify Environment Where Organism Lives, Scientists Found
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Hibernating Mammals Switch Myosin States To Reduce Energy Use, Researchers Find
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Azolla: A Water Plant With Potential To Feed the World
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Overfishing Threatens Ocean Ecosystems and Climate Resilience, Researchers Say
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Fossil Sites With Extraordinary Preservation Influence Evolutionary Relationships
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Tiny Crustaceans Feast on Jellyfish During Arctic Polar Night
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Red Is the New Black: Color of Agricultural Nets Affects Insect Behavior and Crop Protection
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Bleaching Reefs Release Compounds That Attract Harmful Bacteria
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Color of Nature: Why Blue is Rare in Nature as Opposed to Green, Other Colors?