Ecology

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Study Finds Baby Sauropods Were Prime Prey in Rebuilt Jurassic Food Web

A site-specific reconstruction from Colorado's Dry Mesa quantifies a Jurassic food web to identify sauropods as ecosystem linchpins.

Western Monarch Count Finds 12,260 Butterflies, Third-Lowest on Record

Reward Rises to $31,000 in Investigation of Illegal Killing of Yellowstone Wolf 1478F

Prince Harry Writes Foreword for National Geographic’s Okavango Book, Excerpt Published

Everglades Hunter and Family Subdue 202-Pound Python, Florida’s Second Heaviest

Global Review Recasts Roadkill as a Resource for Science and Conservation

Cuttlefish Twist Polarized Light in Courtship, PNAS Study Shows

Giant Ice Age Kangaroos Could Hop, Study Finds

Sundance Doc 'The Lake' Elevates Alarm Over Great Salt Lake's Decline

28-Year Study Finds Gulf of St. Lawrence Whales Shift From Krill to Fish as Diets Diverge

Scientists Race to Save Newly Named 'Zombie' Tree From Myrtle Rust

Colorado Halts Winter Wolf Releases After Federal Order Blocks Canada Transfers

Bristol Bay Belugas Swap Mates Across Years, Preserving Genetic Diversity

Antarctic Penguins Shift Breeding Earlier at Record Pace as Local Warming Accelerates

Study Finds T. Rex Reached Full Size at 35–40, Reshaping Its Life History

UN High Seas Treaty Takes Effect, Setting First Binding Rules for Biodiversity Beyond National Waters

Coastline Shape Tied to Marine Extinction Risk Across 540 Million Years

Colorado Finalizes Wolverine Reintroduction Plan With Releases Starting in 2027

Record January Right Whale Count in Cape Cod Bay Prompts Voluntary Slow Zone

Ordovician Mass Extinction Set the Stage for the Rise of Jawed Fishes