Humans Are Unique but Not Exceptional Species of Mammal
Study looks at reproductive inequality in humans compared to other species
Articles by University of California - Davis
Rice Breeding Breakthrough to Feed Billions
New research could greatly lower the cost of hybrid rice seed, increasing its availability
Engineers Study Bird Flight
New study describes how birds change the shape of their wings, using modeling and aerodynamics
Reef Fish Evolution Driven by Biting
Diversity in bony fish may have been driven by biting prey from surfaces
Warning Labels Could Help Customers Identify Hidden Sugar in Restaurant Menus
New research finds that added-sugar menu labels are desired and perceived as effective
Invasive Species and Climate Change Impact Coastal Estuaries
Biological invasions interact with changing climate in unpredictable ways
Carbon, Climate Change, and Ocean Anoxia in an Ancient Icehouse World
Study describes a period of rapid global climate change 304 million years ago
Study Shows Gaps in How STEM Organizations Collect Demographic Information
With better information, STEM organizations could better direct their efforts of inclusion
Citizen Divers Aid Understanding of Fish in the Salish Sea
More than half of fish species in region documented by volunteer divers, including a new species
Sequencing Puts Carnivore Chromosomes in Context
Hi-C technique helps identify the shape of areas of chromosomes in 11 species