I’ve been thinking about space exploration lately. I have no desire to visit the moon, nor be the first human to orbit Pluto, the off-again, on-again planet. No, it’s that recently I learned of a new ...
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The negative impact of metals in polluted lakes on aquatic organisms may also adversely affect insectivorous birds on land. This is the conclusion of a dissertation from the Industrial Doctoral School ...
It’s one of Canada’s greatest biological mysteries: Swallows, swifts, and other insect-eaters are vanishing by the thousands — and scientists are struggling to uncover the cause. Like this article?
According to a new study, different groups of insectivores compete for the same type of food. Researchers made the discovery by comparing birds, bats and dragonflies that forage in the same area in ...
Wilson, Don E. and Mittermeier, Russell A., editors. 2017. Insectivores, Sloths and Colugos. Barcelona, Spain: LYNX Edicions. In Handbook of the Mammals of the World;v.8.
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