Ancient DNA From Cave-Dwelling Spotted Bats Reveals a Century of Population Change
By sequencing DNA from ancient cave remains, museum specimens, and living bats, researchers have reconstructed more than two thousand years ...
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City Squirrels Show Genetic Split From Urban Life, Yet Their Survival Stays Untouched
A four-year study of Eurasian red squirrels across Berlin's urban-rural gradient reveals subtle genetic differentiation driven by city infrastructure, yet ...
Human Impact Alters Leopard and Ungulate Dynamics
In the expansive and rugged terrains of Northern China, a delicate interplay between predation and conservation is currently unfolding, one ...
Air pollution from wildfires impacts ability to observe birds
As smoky air becomes more common during Washington's wildfire season, many wildlife enthusiasts wonder: What happens to the birds? Few ...
Polar vortex, winter heat may change bird populations
MADISON, Wis. -- For birds and other wildlife, winter is a time of resource scarcity. Extreme winter weather events such ...
Safe distance: How to make sure our outdoor activities don’t harm wildlife
Spending time outdoors is good for a person's body and soul, but how good is it for the wildlife around ...
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