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Grizzly bear

A large variety of species in the world is not doing so well. They range from corals to trees to bears. Ten of these species are highlighted in this article. ..


Continue reading 05 July 2017   6 jaar oud
salamander

Researchers have determined that the fossils of an extinct species from the Triassic Period are the long-missing link that connects amphibians to wormlike creatures with a backbone and two rows of sharp teeth. The discovery fills..


Continue reading 30 June 2017   6 jaar oud
Giraffes

As with humans, most animals prefer to associate with some individuals and not with others. The social structure can influence how a population responds to changes in its environment. Examining social networks is a promising..


Continue reading 28 June 2017   6 jaar oud
wildebeest migration, gnoe

Wildebeest carcasses, casualties of the world's largest overland animal migration, pile up annually on the banks of the Mara River in Africa and play a crucial role in the vibrant ecosystem of the Serengeti plains, a new Yale-led..


Continue reading 23 June 2017   6 jaar oud
Kust

Ecosystems can suddenly collapse when the pressure becomes too high. For this reason, predicting such tipping points is very important. An international team of researchers now shows that when the recovery of salt marshes slows..


Continue reading 21 June 2017   6 jaar oud
Poema; Mountian lion

If a dangerously inbred puma population in Southern California is to survive in the future, an urgent need for genetic connectivity must be met, according to two scientific papers from a team of researchers coordinated by the..


Continue reading 20 June 2017   6 jaar oud
Northwest coast of Jan Mayen. Noordwestkust van Jan Mayen

From 31 May to 7 June, Wageningen Economic Research investigated the litter that had washed up on remote beaches in the Arctic. The most commonly found items were pieces of plastic, fishing nets and rope...


Continue reading 17 June 2017   6 jaar oud
Door storm en ouderdom is een open plek in het berkenbos ontstaan

Forests around the world are at risk of death due to widespread drought, University of Stirling researchers have found. An analysis suggests that forests are at risk globally from the increased frequency and severity of droughts...


Continue reading 16 June 2017   6 jaar oud
hop

Hoopoes throughout Europe appear to be genetically identical, a new study reveals. This means the birds exchange readily between populations. In addition, genetic analyses show that although recently increased populations in..


Continue reading 13 June 2017   6 jaar oud
Sus scrofa. Wild zwijn

Different than expected, wild boars do not come to Berlin in order to use garbage or other anthropogenic food resources. In fact, also in the city they predominantly consume natural resources. The researchers analysed the stomachs..


Continue reading 09 June 2017   6 jaar oud

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