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UK waters are home again to the bluefin tuna

April 20, 2021 sarah Jonas MARINE/FRESHWATER BIOLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Atlantic bluefin tuna have returned to UK waters and can once again be seen during the summer and autumn months.

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Crucial action needed for coral reefs

April 20, 2021 sarah Jonas Biology, Climate Change, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, MARINE/FRESHWATER BIOLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

An international group of scientific experts co-directed by CNRS oceanographer Jean-Pierre Gattuso* has stated the requirements for coral reef survival

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Clemson researchers find snake venom complexity is driven by prey diet

April 19, 2021 sarah Jonas Biodiversity, Biology, Evolution, Genetics, Nature, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Diversity in diet plays a role in the complexity of venom in pit vipers such as rattlesnakes, copperheads and cottonmouths.

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Earth’s biggest mass extinction took ten times longer on land than in the water

April 19, 2021 sarah Jonas Biodiversity, Biology, Climate Change, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, Evolution, PALEONTOLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Our planet’s worst mass extinction event happened 252 million years ago when massive volcanic eruptions caused catastrophic climate change. The

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Tarantula’s ubiquity traced back to the cretaceous

April 16, 2021 sarah Jonas Archaeology, Biodiversity, Biology, Earth Science, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, Evolution, PALEONTOLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Tarantulas are among the most notorious spiders, due in part to their size, vibrant colors and prevalence throughout the world.

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Snake species from different terrains surrender surface secrets behind slithering success

April 15, 2021 sarah Jonas Biology, CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATERIALS SCIENCES, Molecular Biology, Physiology, ROBOTRY/ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, TECHNOLOGY/ENGINEERING/COMPUTER SCIENCE, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

WASHINGTON, April 15, 2021 — Some snake species slither across the ground, while others climb trees, dive through sand or

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Poop core records 4,300 years of bat diet and environment

April 12, 2021 sarah Jonas BIOCHEMISTRY, Biodiversity, Biology, Climate Change, Earth Science, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, NUTRITION/NUTRIENTS, POPULATION BIOLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

An inaccessible cave preserved clues to Jamaica’s climate past in the sedimentary layers of bat guano

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Gut bacteria “talk” to horse’s cells to improve their athletic performance

April 8, 2021 sarah Jonas Biology, Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Physiology, Sports Medicine, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Study linking gut bacteria to more efficient energy generation in the cells of horses paves the way for dietary supplements that enhance their performance

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After Hurricane Maria, rhesus macaques in Puerto Rico sought out new social relationships

April 8, 2021 sarah Jonas Biology, POPULATION BIOLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Natural disasters have a way of bringing people together to rebuild. Now, researchers reporting in the journal Current Biology on

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We don’t know how most mammals will respond to climate change, warn scientists

April 7, 2021 sarah Jonas Biodiversity, Biology, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

A new scientific review has found there are significant gaps in our knowledge of how mammal populations are responding to

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Unique macro-vertebrate at risk from blood sport and climate change

April 1, 2021 sarah Jonas ALGORITHMS/MODELS, Biology, Climate Change, Earth Science, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, Geography, MATHEMATICS/STATISTICS, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

The kangaskhan, Australia’s only species of endemic Pokemon in Pokemon Go, is commonly poached within its natural habitat by Pokemon

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Low risk of researchers passing coronavirus to North American bats

April 1, 2021 sarah Jonas ANIMAL RESEARCH/RIGHTS, Biology, DISEASE IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD, Earth Science, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, EPIDEMIOLOGY, INFECTIOUS/EMERGING DISEASES, Public Health, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

USGS risk assessment examined likelihood of transmission during winter research season

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African elephants’ range is just 17% of what it could be, study finds

April 1, 2021 sarah Jonas Biodiversity, Biology, Climate Change, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, POLICY/ETHICS, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

A study reported in the journal Current Biology on April 1 has both good news and bad news for the

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What are we breeding for, and who decides?

March 31, 2021 sarah Jonas AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION/ECONOMICS, Agriculture, FOOD/FOOD SCIENCE, Genetics, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

The future of selection decisions and breeding programs are examined in a review in the Journal of Dairy Science®

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Scientists pinpoint our most distant animal relatives

March 31, 2021 sarah Jonas Biodiversity, Biology, Evolution, Genetics, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Scientists from Trinity College Dublin believe they have pinpointed our most distant animal relative in the tree of life and,

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Tilapias are not precocious, they are just resilient

March 31, 2021 sarah Jonas Biology, FISHERIES/AQUACULTURE, MARINE/FRESHWATER BIOLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Tilapias living in crowded aquaculture ponds or small freshwater reservoirs adapt so well to these stressful environments that they stop

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Study: Female monkeys use males as “hired guns” for defense against predators

March 31, 2021 sarah Jonas Biodiversity, Biology, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Female putty-nosed monkeys use calls just to recruit males when certain predators are detected

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Ever wondered what red foxes eat? There’s a database for that

March 30, 2021 sarah Jonas Biodiversity, Biology, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Researchers create a free, online database on global carnivore diets to help conservationists and educators

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Human hiking trails custom built for sauntering grizzlies

March 30, 2021 sarah Jonas Biology, BIOMECHANICS/BIOPHYSICS, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Grizzlies take the easy route to save energy

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Herpesvirus triggers cervical cancer affecting nearly 1 in 4 adult sea lions

March 30, 2021 sarah Jonas Biology, Genetics, INFECTIOUS/EMERGING DISEASES, VIROLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Sea lions are critical model for understanding how cancer develops, parallels to human cancer research

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Friends and enemies ‘make sense’ for long-lived animals

March 30, 2021 sarah Jonas Biodiversity, Biology, DEVELOPMENTAL/REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, Evolution, Physiology, POPULATION BIOLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

It makes evolutionary sense for long-lived animals to have complex social relationships – such as friends and enemies – researchers

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UMD study suggests supporting Indonesian women in conservation supports biodiversity

March 30, 2021 sarah Jonas Anthropology, Biodiversity, Biology, Climate Change, DEMOGRAPHY, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Researchers explore the motivations and challenges of Indonesian women in conservation sciences

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Narwal tusks reveal mercury exposure related to climate change

March 29, 2021 sarah Jonas BIOCHEMISTRY, Biology, Climate Change, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, MARINE/FRESHWATER BIOLOGY, POLLUTION/REMEDIATION, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Like rings in a tree trunk, a narwal’s tusk provides a window into changing conditions in the Arctic

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Mummified parrots point to trade in the ancient Atacama desert

March 29, 2021 sarah Jonas Archaeology, NEW WORLD, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Ancient Egyptians mummified cats, dogs, ibises and other animals, but closer to home in the South American Atacama desert, parrot

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Love bats? Think twice about that bat box, experts say

March 29, 2021 sarah Jonas Agriculture, Biology, Climate Change, DEVELOPMENTAL/REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, Physiology, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

URBANA, Ill. – Ever thought about buying or building a bat box to help bats? Think carefully about the design

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Gray’s beaked whales ‘resilient’ to ecosystem changes

March 26, 2021 sarah Jonas Biodiversity, Biology, Climate Change, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, Evolution, genes, Genetics, MARINE/FRESHWATER BIOLOGY, POPULATION BIOLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

An elusive whale species in the Southern Ocean could be resilient to near-future ecosystem changes, according to a new study

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International investigation discovers bald eagles’ killer

March 26, 2021 sarah Jonas Biology, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, FISHERIES/AQUACULTURE, MARINE/FRESHWATER BIOLOGY, Microbiology, TOXICOLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Invasive water plant becomes breeding ground for a lethal cyanobacteria

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Two new species of already-endangered screech owls discovered in Amazon rainforest

March 25, 2021 sarah Jonas Biodiversity, Bioinformatics, Biology, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, Evolution, Genetics, POPULATION BIOLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Recordings of owls’ screeches used to help tell species apart

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Ocean’s mammals at crucial crossroads

March 25, 2021 sarah Jonas Biodiversity, Biology, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, FISHERIES/AQUACULTURE, MARINE/FRESHWATER BIOLOGY, POPULATION BIOLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

The ocean’s mammals are at a crucial crossroads – with some at risk of extinction and others showing signs of

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New study published in Science maps wildlife microbiota

March 25, 2021 sarah Jonas Biology, Biotechnology, DEVELOPMENTAL/REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY, Evolution, Gastroenterology, IMMUNOLOGY/ALLERGIES/ASTHMA, Microbiology, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Discovering millions of previously unknown potential human therapeutics

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Gene required for jumping identified in rabbits

March 25, 2021 sarah Jonas Biology, genes, Genetics, PETS/ETHOLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Experiments with a rare type of rabbit that can’t jump pinpointed the necessary gene

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Deforestation, forest conversion and palm oil plantations linked to disease outbreaks

March 24, 2021 sarah Jonas Biology, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Deforestation, certain types of reforestation and commercial palm plantations correlate with increasing outbreaks of infectious disease, shows a new study

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Corona waste kills animals throughout the entire world

March 24, 2021 sarah Jonas Biodiversity, Biology, POLLUTION/REMEDIATION, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Dutch scientist want to know how bad the problem is, exactly

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Female salmon are dying at higher rates than male salmon

March 24, 2021 sarah Jonas Biology, Climate Change, Forestry, MARINE/FRESHWATER BIOLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Female adult sockeye from the Fraser River are dying at significantly higher rates than their male counterparts on the journey

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Motherless gorillas beat the odds

March 23, 2021 sarah Jonas BEHAVIOR, Biodiversity, Biology, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

In both gorillas and humans, it takes a village to raise a child

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Rodenticides in the environment pose threats to birds of prey

March 23, 2021 sarah Jonas Biodiversity, FERTILIZERS/PEST MANAGEMENT, FOOD/FOOD SCIENCE, MEDICINE/HEALTH, Microbiology, NUTRITION/NUTRIENTS, POLLUTION/REMEDIATION, TOXICOLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Over the past decades, the increased use of chemicals in many areas led to environmental pollution – of water, soil

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Mussel sensors pave the way for new environmental monitoring tools

March 23, 2021 sarah Jonas Biology, Biotechnology, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING/ELECTRONICS, HARDWARE, MARINE/FRESHWATER BIOLOGY, TECHNOLOGY/ENGINEERING/COMPUTER SCIENCE, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Researchers at North Carolina State University have designed and demonstrated a new system that allows them to remotely monitor the

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Highlands of diversity: Another new chameleon from the Bale region, Ethiopia

March 23, 2021 sarah Jonas Biodiversity, Biology, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

The Bale Mountains in south-central Ethiopia are considered to be one of the most unique centers of endemism, with an

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Changes in Antarctic marine ecosystems

March 23, 2021 sarah Jonas Biodiversity, Biology, Climate Change, DEVELOPMENTAL/REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, FISHERIES/AQUACULTURE, MARINE/FRESHWATER BIOLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Intensity of phytoplankton production during Antarctic summer affects the structure of seafloor ecosystems

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A divided visual field

March 23, 2021 sarah Jonas Biology, Entomology, Physiology, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Hummingbird hawkmoths are small insects that hover in the air like hummingbirds when drinking nectar from flowers. Dr. Anna Stöckl

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Dog vs. machine: Who’s a better bomb detector? (video)

March 22, 2021 sarah Jonas Biology, CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATERIALS SCIENCES, Education, LAW ENFORCEMENT/JURISPRUDENCE, NONPROFESSIONAL, SCIENCE/MATH, SOCIAL/BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY/ENGINEERING/COMPUTER SCIENCE, WEAPONRY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

WASHINGTON, March 22, 2021 — What’s better at finding a hidden bomb — a dog or an electronic chemical detector?

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BioRescue develops ethical risk assessment for northern white rhino rescue programme

March 22, 2021 sarah Jonas ANIMAL RESEARCH/RIGHTS, Biodiversity, Biology, DEVELOPMENTAL/REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, MEDICAL/SCIENTIFIC ETHICS, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

New technologies and new responsibilities in research and conservation

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Study: Black bears are eating pumas’ lunch

March 19, 2021 sarah Jonas ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

A camera-trap study in the Mendocino National Forest in Northern California reveals that black bears are adept at finding and stealing the remains of adult deer killed by pumas.

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A Red List of insect experts in Europe

March 19, 2021 sarah Jonas Biodiversity, Biology, Climate Change, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, Entomology, POLLUTION/REMEDIATION, RESEARCHERS/SCIENTISTS/AWARDS, SCIENCE/HEALTH AND THE LAW, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

New EC-funded project will identify trends in taxonomic expertise across Europe to identify gaps in expert knowledge

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Turns out altruism is for the fish

March 19, 2021 sarah Jonas ANIMAL RESEARCH/RIGHTS, Biology, Evolution, MARINE/FRESHWATER BIOLOGY, PETS/ETHOLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Osaka City University shows experimental evidence of an altruistic nature in small convict cichlid fish

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How flashlight fish communicate with light signals in the school

March 19, 2021 sarah Jonas Biology, MARINE/FRESHWATER BIOLOGY, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

The blinking frequency affects the behaviour of the other fish in the school.

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Scientists uncover the underlying genetics that make flies champion fliers

March 18, 2021 sarah Jonas Biology, BIOMECHANICS/BIOPHYSICS, DEVELOPMENTAL/REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY, genes, Genetics, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

A complex network of wing, muscle and nervous system genes all contribute to flight performance

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Animal behaviour: Female wild bonobos provide care for infants outside their social group

March 18, 2021 sarah Jonas ADOPTION/FOSTER CARE, BEHAVIOR, Biology, PARENTING/CHILD CARE/FAMILY, SOCIAL/BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Observations of groups of wild bonobos, reported in Scientific Reports, suggest that two infants may have been adopted by adult

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‘Germ Hunters’ discover rare disease in rural Alberta

March 18, 2021 sarah Jonas Climate Change, INFECTIOUS/EMERGING DISEASES, MEDICINE/HEALTH, PULMONARY/RESPIRATORY MEDICINE, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Fungal infection linked to bats has made the province home, according to researchers with Alberta Precision Labs and U of A.

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Using conservation criminology to understand restaurant’s role in urban wild meat trade

March 18, 2021 sarah Jonas Anthropology, Biodiversity, Biology, DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, LAW ENFORCEMENT/JURISPRUDENCE, SCIENCE/HEALTH AND THE LAW, SCIENCE/HEALTH/LAW, SOCIOECONOMICS, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Restaurants in Central African urban areas are key drivers in keeping protected wildlife on the menu

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