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Posted August 7, 2012:
- Birds Do Better in 'Agroforests' Than on Farms
- Holy Bat Detector! Ecologists Develop First Europe-Wide Bat ID Tool
Posted August 6, 2012:
- How Forests Thrive After Fires and Volcanoes
- Microbes, Sponges, and Worms Add to Coral Reef Woes
- Airborne Technology Helps Manage Elephants
- Ecology and Phylogenetics Together Offer New Views of Earth's Biodiversity
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- Tropical Plankton Invade Arctic Waters: Researchers See Natural Cycle, but Questions Arise on Climate Change
- Active Forest Management to Reduce Fire Could Help Protect Northern Spotted Owl
- Superfast Evolution in Sea Stars
- Mangroves: A Filter for Heavy Metals
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Posted July 12, 2012:
- Tamarisk Biocontrol Efforts Get Evolutionary Boost
- Coral Reefs in the Indo-Pacific Ocean Naturally Tougher Than Caribbean Reefs
- Viruses May Be Causing Coral Bleaching and Decline Around the World
Posted July 11, 2012:
- Down on the Cacao Farm: Sloths Thrive at Chocolate's Source
- Nearly 2000 Non-Native Species Established in Great Britain
Posted July 10, 2012:
- Cyberwarfare, Conservation and Disease Prevention Could Benefit from New Network Model
- New Parasitic Coral Reef Crustacean Named After Late Reggae Performer Bob Marley
- Rising Carbon Dioxide in Atmosphere Also Speeds Carbon Loss from Forest Soils
Posted July 9, 2012:
- Taking a Bird's Eye View Could Cut Wildlife Collisions With Aircraft
- Corals on Ocean-Side of Reef Are Most Susceptible to Recent Warming
- New Species of Wirerush from the Wetlands in Northern New Zealand
Posted July 5, 2012:
- Natural Climate Shifts Drove Coral Reefs to a Total Ecosystem Collapse Lasting 2,500 Years
- Nitrogen Pollution Changing Rocky Mountain National Park Vegetation
- Trace Me If You Can: Studying the Marine Top Predators With Biogeochemical Markers
Posted July 3, 2012:
- Social Bats Pay a Price With New Fungal Disease: Study Determines Which Bats Are Headed for Extinction
- The Big Sleep: How Do You Anesthetize a Hippopotamus?
- Warmer Baltic Sea May Promote Harmful Algal Blooms
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- Top Predators Key to Extinctions as Planet Warms
- Fisheries: How Much Government Regulation Should There Be?
- Focusing on Water for Central Everglades Essential to Reversing Whole Ecosystem's Continuing Decline
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