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Conservation paradox: Invasive species are often threatened in their native range
Non-native animals are a threat to biodiversity, yet many are themselves threatened with extinction in their areas of origin
Non-native animals are a threat to biodiversity, yet many are themselves threatened with extinction in their areas of origin
New phylogenetic tree provides new insights into the evolutionary history of sharks and rays
28.02.2023 | [weiter]
New study by the University of Vienna shows what the sweetener acesulfame reveals about groundwater flows
08.02.2023 | [weiter]
Time evolution of a single photon reversed with a universal rewinding protocol and a quantum switch.
07.02.2023 | [weiter]
Our brain has its own GPS and it helps us navigate by detecting the movements of the people around us.
01.02.2023 | [weiter]
Smaller mesopelagic fishes to be expected with climate warming
17.01.2023 | [weiter]
Length of speech pauses signals speakers' willingness to do others a favour
16.01.2023 | [weiter]
Despite being intracellular symbionts, some chlamydiae could gain important genes through gene transfer from other bacteria.
10.01.2023 | [weiter]
Chemicals from tyre wear could get into our vegetables via sewage sludge and waste water
02.01.2023 | [weiter]