NatureEcoEvo
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Nature Ecology & Evolution publishes research and comment across the entire breadth of ecology and evolution, including both pure and applied topics.
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Atolls are vital for seabirds - and vice versa! 🐦🏝️💞 Check out my NatureEcoEvo News & Views article: nature.com/articles/s4155… 📸 Nathan Hudson-Peacock; sooty terns on an atoll island.
📢New #BRIDGEBS article in NatureEcoEvo! "Aquatic Deoxygenation as a Planetary Boundary & Key Regulator of Earth System Stability" co-authored by our partner Université de Liège researchers & supported in part by #BRIDGEBS has been published. Read Now ⤵ nature.com/articles/s4155…
The Sam Yeaman Lab at the University of Calgary has published an article in Nature Ecology & Evolution on how 25 plant species have adapted to climatic variations. NatureEcoEvo See details: rdcu.be/dR0r6
Soil health as a driver of plant productivity. Our new paper in NatureEcoEvo using data from >500 sites and 27 European countries shows that soil health is associated with higher primary productivity. see: nature.com/articles/s4155… Variables of soil fertility including total N
Larger ant colonies have favoured the evolution of more worker castes 🐜 New research in NatureEcoEvo on these 'superorganisms' could help us learn more about the evolution of complexity in multicellular organisms 👇 bit.ly/3AGVUrL
New NatureEcoEvo BioFunLab Soil health is associated with higher primary productivity across Europe nature.com/articles/s4155… Led by Ferran & van der Heijden Lab w/Pablo García-Palacios Carlos A. Guerra Dongxue Tao and more! IRNAS Sevilla CSIC
Extremely happy to see the final published version of this study out NatureEcoEvo I really think this is one of our most important contributions to the field! nature.com/articles/s4155…
Check out our latest work at rdcu.be/dSef9 published in NatureEcoEvo!! Here you can see how we did it, and take a glimpse at how transposable elements can influence the evolution of organisms ranging from resistant bacteria to dogs! communities.springernature.com/posts/jumping-…
New #research in NatureEcoEvo from Dr. Jasmin Camacho 🦇🔬☠️🧠☀️ & Andrea Bernal (Nicolas Rohner Lab) reveals bats have evolved adaptations to handle extreme blood sugar concentrations which could unlock new pathways for understanding & treating #diabetes in humans. bit.ly/3Z3kbCu
In our latest species spotlight, cecilia apaldetti looks back on the turkey-sized dinosaur that started her palaeontological journey nature.com/articles/s4155… rdcu.be/dSOPz
New bird🐦⬛research🚨! So excited to share our new study in NatureEcoEvo! In it, we examine shifts in the breeding latitude, elevation, and phenology of North American #birds in relation to #climatechange! The last paper of my UCLA EEB postdoc with Morgan Tingley🥲 A🧵...
Obituary of ecologist Cheryl Ann Palm in Communications Earth & Environment nature.com/articles/s4324…
And here's an editorial from Communications Earth & Environment reflecting on the imbalance of obituaries commemorating women scientists, committing to correcting that with a call for suggestions of "exceptional colleague[s], mentor[s], and teacher[s]" they can spotlight
🐦🌤️ How are birds coping with a warming climate? New UCLA study in NatureEcoEvo shows that North American birds are adapting to climate change by shifting breeding seasons more than moving geographically 🕔 Monte Neate-Clegg Morgan Tingley @uclaeeb ucla.in/47aNuVD
A disproportionately large number of the world's languages are endemic to islands, but other aspects of language diversity don't conform to predictions of island biogeography theory, finds a NatureEcoEvo paper from Bromham et al nature.com/articles/s4155… rdcu.be/dS4Bm