Scientists Sequence Outsized Genome of Trapdoor Spider Named for Stephen Colbert
Scientists have sequenced the 4.6-gigabase genome of Aptostichus stephencolberti, revealing an outsized assembly dominated by repetitive sequences.
Scientists have sequenced the 4.6-gigabase genome of Aptostichus stephencolberti, revealing an outsized assembly dominated by repetitive sequences.
A UBC-led global review of 313 cases found that translocations for construction rarely lead to long-term population success compared to ...
A new study documents the fragmented distribution and declining occurrence of the thick-shelled river mussel in right-bank Ukraine, highlighting the ...
A study of fossil and modern ungulates reveals that migratory hooved mammals experienced higher extinction rates than non-migratory species over ...
A new study finds that coyote populations on the Outer Banks persist despite removal efforts, posing ongoing threats to nesting ...
Researchers have produced an improved chromosome-level jaguar genome assembly, mPanOnc3.5, with 25,267 annotated protein-coding genes and larger contigs using ONT, ...
A modeling study in Guangdong Province projects steep late-century declines in relative climatic suitability for the Critically Endangered Chinese Pangolin ...
Researchers have assembled an open-access dataset of nearly 98,000 occurrence records across 136 Colombian mammal species to update national conservation ...
A review in Botanical Studies examines the genetic and ecological adaptations of Ammopiptanthus mongolicus, highlighting the role of marginal populations ...
A computer simulation study of captive mhorr gazelles demonstrates that mixed mating strategies balancing parent and offspring coancestry best preserve ...
Researchers confirmed the first case of successful interspecific brood parasitism by a Mandarin Duck on a Scaly-sided Merganser nest using ...
A study in BMC Genomics identifies genetic signatures in three Inner Mongolia cattle breeds that facilitate adaptation to the Mongolian ...
A study in central Ethiopia's Biyo Forest reveals that animal-dispersed woody plants dominate forest structure and regeneration while key canopy ...
High-throughput metabarcoding of the last wild adult Saribus jeanneneyi palm reveals that bark disease is driven by a polymicrobial consortium ...
A letter in Conservation Biology warns that the H5N1 avian influenza panzootic is killing vultures across the Americas and Europe ...
A transcriptomic study of Euonymus japonicus ‘Beihaidao’ generated 50,741 non-redundant transcript sequences and identified 36,941 SSR loci, while 16 selected ...
New fieldwork on the Greek islet of Despotiko reveals two previously unrecorded reptile species and highlights the ecological importance of ...
A citizen science observation has led to the confirmation of a new subpopulation of the endangered Rocky Mountain Ridged Mussel ...
Radiotelemetry studies reveal that Asiatic toads in South Korea remain largely immobile and prefer grassland habitats as they prepare for ...
Italian botanists have published new data on the distribution of native vascular flora, including new records, confirmations, and exclusions across ...
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