Stirring It Up: North Pacific Circulation Was Radically Changed By Past Post-Glacial Warming
New research identifies changes in oceanic circulation that followed past glacial retreat.
Ecologists Link Early Malnutrition To Later Arthritis In Moose
Researchers find that moose with the shortest metatarsal bones--indicating poor early nutrition--were the ones more likely to develop osteoarthritis later in their lives.
Fireflies Blink In Synch To Send A Uniform Message
New study suggests that synchronous flashing encourages female fireflies’ recognition of suitable mates.
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Scientists have determined the evolutionary timeline for the microscopic parasites that cause one of the world's most widespread infectious diseases: malaria. Having an understanding of the origins of the lineages of such pathogens, or disease-causing organisms, is fundamental to understanding emerging diseases, according to the researchers.

