Research Articles
How Nature Creates New Species: The Powerful Role of Ecology in Evolution
Explore how ecological speciation drives biodiversity through environmental adaptation and reproductive isolation in various habitats.
More Than Just Water: The Hidden Science Flowing Through Our Rivers
Explore the complex scientific stories flowing through our planet's rivers - from biodiversity crises to pollution breakthroughs and conservation solutions.
Hot Topics in the Tropics: Research to Support Full Life-Cycle Conservation of Migrants
Exploring research and strategies for full life-cycle conservation of migratory species across hemispheres.
Recovering the Lost: Can Cloning Bring Extinct Species Back to Life?
Exploring the science of de-extinction through somatic cell nuclear transfer and its potential to restore biodiversity
The Genetic Architects of Biodiversity: Unraveling the Secrets of Speciation Genes
Explore the fascinating world of speciation genes - the invisible genetic changes that drive biodiversity and create new species through reproductive isolation.
The Silent Libraries of Life: How Museum Specimens Unlock Nature's Secrets
Explore how museum specimens serve as vital resources for scientific discovery, revealing insights into evolution, climate change, and biodiversity.
Cuba's Hidden Jewels: The Plant Bugs of the Caribbean
Explore the fascinating world of Cuba's plant bugs, their discovery, and their significance in understanding evolution and ecological balance in the Caribbean.
The Wild Garlic Onions of Bashkortostan: Unveiling Nature's Biochemical Treasures
Scientific exploration of wild garlic onions in Bashkortostan revealing their biochemical composition, biological activities, and potential applications.
How Genes Map Nature's Hidden Boundaries: The New Science of Genetic Biogeography
Explore how genetic biogeography uses DNA to uncover invisible boundaries that govern life distribution and adaptation across our planet.
The Species Debate: How Scientific Disagreements Shape Conservation Efforts
Exploring how species-concept debates impact conservation decisions and the case of the California Gnatcatcher controversy.