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Mar 03, 2020

Quantifying objects: bees recognize that six is more than four

biology research/development robotry/artificial intelligence zoology/veterinary science

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Feb 12, 2020

Study: One-third of plant and animal species could be gone in 50 years - "University of Arizona researchers studied recent extinctions from climate change to estimate the loss of plant and animal species by 2070"

biodiversity biology climate change ecology/environment evolution nature plant sciences population biology zoology/veterinary science

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Feb 05, 2020

Cuttlefish Can Refrain From Eating if They Know a Better Meal Is on The Way

biology ecology/environment marine/freshwater biology zoology/veterinary science

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Feb 03, 2020

Grey seals discovered clapping underwater to communicate

biology marine/freshwater biology zoology/veterinary science

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Jan 20, 2020

Female chimps with powerful moms are less likely to leave home - "In chimpanzee society, males spend their entire lives in the group where they were born, cooperating to defend their territory, while females tend to move away. But some chimp females seem less willing to cut the apron strings."

behavior biology evolution zoology/veterinary science

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Jan 17, 2020

A study tracing acoustic communication across the tree of life of land-living vertebrates reveals that the ability to vocalize goes back hundreds of millions of years, is associated with a nocturnal lifestyle and has remained stable

biodiversity biology ecology/environment evolution paleontology zoology/veterinary science

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Jan 17, 2020

Stray dogs can understand human cues. Untrained stray dogs respond to gestures from people, showing that understanding between humans and dogs transcends training. Dogs can closely observe a human and use their understanding of humans to make a decision. This shows intelligence and adaptability.

animal research/rights behavior developing countries language/linguistics/speech learning/literacy/reading pets/ethology social/behavioral science zoology/veterinary science

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Jan 16, 2020

Scientists unexpectedly witness wolf puppies play fetch. The remarkable ability to interpret human cues that enables a dog to go for a ball and bring it back also exists in wolves. Wolf puppies showing human-directed behavior could have had a selective advantage in early stages of dog domestication.

biology zoology/veterinary science

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Dec 05, 2019

Birds are shrinking as the climate warms. Forty years of data show that migratory birds have been getting smaller. The team analyzed the measurements of 70,716 bird specimens representing 52 species; they found that the sizes of all of these species declined between 1978 and 2016.

biology climate change ecology/environment evolution zoology/veterinary science

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Nov 25, 2019

Mantis shrimp sport the most complex visual system of any living animal. They are unique in that they have a pair of eyes that move independently of each other, each with stereoscopic vision and possessing a band of photoreceptors that can distinguish up to 12 different wavelengths...

biodiversity biology evolution physiology zoology/veterinary science

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Jun 12, 2019

First study of world's largest marine stingray, smalleye stingray (Megatrygon microps), reveals long-distance migration. Scientists use images and videos submitted by tourists to track rare species in Africa.

biology ecology/environment marine/freshwater biology zoology/veterinary science

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Jun 11, 2019

Skinny cod and grey seal reveals troubling changes to food web in the Baltic Sea

biology climate change ecology/environment food/food science marine/freshwater biology nutrition/nutrients plant sciences pollution/remediation zoology/veterinary science

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Jun 03, 2019

Fathers aid development of larger brains. The study demonstrates once more that only a stable and dependable supply of energy - procured through paternal help, for instance - enables a large brain to develop in the course of evolution.

biology developmental/reproductive biology evolution nutrition/nutrients population biology zoology/veterinary science

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May 30, 2019

New snake species in Europe named after a long-forgotten Iron Age kingdom

biodiversity biology evolution geography zoology/veterinary science

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May 05, 2019

Study shows modern horses are genetically quite different from the horses of just a few hundred years ago. Two additional now-extinct lineages of horses were identified; one from the Iberian Peninsula and one from Siberia, both of which still existed 4,000-4,500 years ago.

biology evolution genetics history zoology/veterinary science

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Apr 19, 2019

Mysterious river dolphin helps crack the code of marine mammal communication.

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Apr 08, 2019

If their social group is unstable male Thai chimpanzees reduce aggressive interactions in order to avoid escalation of conflicts and to promote group cohesion. Their urinary cortisol levels (stress hormone) were higher during unstable times whereas aggression rates were higher during stable periods.

behavior biology ecology/environment evolution social/behavioral science zoology/veterinary science

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Apr 06, 2019

Study compared spiral shape of songbird sperm cells of 36 bird species and found that species whose sperm had a particularly distinct spiral or corkscrew shape also had sperm with high average swimming speed. However, those species also tended to have high rates of abnormal or damaged sperm.

biodiversity biology developmental/reproductive biology ecology/environment evolution zoology/veterinary science

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