"Extinctions drive far greater declines in species with extreme physical attributes and unique ecological strategies, and this has far-reaching impacts as important ecosystem services are irretrievably _...Read More_

Fascinating read on the impacts of climate change to our previous generations; and how they adapted and survived.

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“An Australian project to help threatened marsupial species adapt to avoid predatory cats is among a host of ‘assisted evolution’ efforts based _...Read More_

"The symbiotic organisms could need more than a million years to adapt to just 1 degree Celsius of warming, a new study suggests."

As an expert on insects, Dr. Wilson studied the evolution of behavior, exploring how natural selection and other forces could produce something as extraordinarily complex as an ant colony. He then championed this kind of research as a way _...Read More_

Highly recommend this thoughtful article. While the genetic engineering of plants must be part of the equation for feeding the world & slowing global warming, these powerful technologies must be used wisely.

>"Far from being hardwired to flee fire, some animals use it to their own ends, helping us understand our own pyrocognition"

"There’s no rhythm to mass extinctions, no pattern to evolutionary recovery. Life bursts forth, in cacophonous adaptation"

"Animals can quickly adapt under human pressures such as poaching and climate change. Past research has shown that creatures can evolve new colors, shapes, and even behaviors to better tolerate the increasingly inhospitable world we’ve _...Read More_

"In the discussion of women as liminal-space actors, the evidence of “species being” creation becomes apparent through examples of women acting from these marginalized spaces to create social capital, protect communities, foster ecological _...Read More_

"Polar Zero exhibition in Glasgow features sculpture encasing air extracted from start of Industrial Revolution"

>"By studying crows, a German biologist has helped to solve a centuries-old mystery."

"Modified from the transcript of a keynote lecture given by Prof. Sophien Kamoun (The Sainsbury Laboratory, UK) at the international PhD course ‘Pathobiomes and plant immunity’ (June 7–16, _...Read More_

"Warm-blooded animals are changing beaks, legs and ears to adapt to hotter climate and better regulate temperature"