Biodiversity and Conservation
Who lives in Texas groundwater?
Researchers race to discover how many species of salamanders depend on Texas groundwater before groundwater depletion and habitat loss drive them extinct.
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Researchers race to discover how many species of salamanders depend on Texas groundwater before groundwater depletion and habitat loss drive them extinct.
Different species of seabirds can live together because they have learned how to divide their limited food resources.
Scientists wanted to know if catfish, introduced into rivers by people, are a threat to native lampreys.
Researchers wanted to find out how wildfires in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California affect bats.
Scientists monitored the nesting choices of more experienced yellow-bellied sapsucker woodpeckers for use as an indicator of high-quality bird habitat.
Scientists wanted to know if there are different microbial communities in the native and invasive lineages of grass and whether these microbial communities influence plant productivity.
Scientists wanted to know how climate change affects the relationship between predatory fish and their plankton prey in an estuary.
Scientists studied if the fish upstream and downstream of a hydroelectric dam were genetically different.
Scientists show that human-caused climate change has effects even on the Great Lakes – an area we thought was pristine.
Paleontologists studied the oldest discovered bison fossils (bones) to determine when and how they arrived in North America.
