Scientists Navigate Uncharted Waters in Fish Immunology Research
Researchers reconsider the understanding of immune responses in bony fish
Biology
New Study Offers Cautious Hope about the Resilience of Redwoods
Updated models of redwoods show some of the oldest carbon reserves ever measured
Flower Power on Indian Farms Helps Bees and Boosts Livelihoods
Research team increase abundance of flower-visiting insects with companion marigold flowers
Pioneering Research Method Reveals Bluefin Tuna’s Fate
Bluefin tuna may be driven into more dangerous waters thanks to rising sea temperatures
New Partnership to Drive Readership and Visibility of Open Access Journals
Content from 20 Pensoft journals will now be automatically added to ResearchGate
Crucial Insights into Moss Growth under Elevated Carbon Dioxide Levels
Mosses are an important vegetation for long-term carbon storage systems such as permafrost and bogs
Genetic Traces of the Woolly Rhinoceros—in the Middle of Southern Germany
Researchers reconstruct the flora and fauna of the Stone Age based on genetic clues in hyena coprolites
The Recovery Process of European Freshwater Biodiversity Comes to a Halt
The study is based on data gathered between 1969 and 2020 from river systems in 22 European countries
True Crabs’ Epic Ancient Odyssey from Sea to Land and Back Again
True crabs have independently populated the land and freshwater around 17 times over the last 100 million years
How the Fish Got Its Shoulder
New analysis of the bones and muscles in ancient fish gives new clues about how the shoulder evolved in animals