Plant cold specialists, such as spoonworts, have adjusted exceptionally well to the cold conditions of the Ice Ages. The changing cold and warm eras resulted in the emergence of diverse species and a large expansion of their genome. This study investigates how these plants have adjusted to their habitats, the [...]
A landmark study from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health found that following a healthy and sustainable diet can considerably lower the risk of early death while minimizing environmental impact. This is a preliminary large-scale research to directly assess the effects of following the recommendations of the major [...]
In the field of genetics, the variety and complexity of the ecosystem on Earth are frequently evaluated by the total amount of the DNA molecule, the molecular structure that conveys the genetic codes for the formation, operating improvement, and reproduction across all known creatures. A recent remarkable finding shattered prior [...]
The Surprising Story of Howick Islands’ Mangrove Expansion Nestled off the northern coast of Australia, the Howick Islands emerge as silent witnesses to an extraordinary geological saga that has unfurled over millennia, paving the way for an unexpected ecological spectacle. Recent scientific investigations cast a revealing light on the mangrove [...]
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