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“#Gall fly outmaneuvers host plant in game of “Spy vs. Spy”” Over time goldenrod plants and the gall flies that feed on them have been one-upping each other in an ongoing competition for survival. Now, a team of researchers has discovered that by detecting the plants’ chemical defenses, the insects may have taken the lead….
“#Researchers develop mobile rapid test to assess coral thermotolerance” Corals are placed in test boxes at the location where they were collected and then subjected to thermal exposures at different temperatures. Credit: Christian Voolstra Coral death is impacting oceans worldwide as a consequence of climate change. The concern is that corals cannot keep pace with…
“#Bumblebee habitats and diets change over their lifecycle” Bumblebee habitats and diets change over their lifecycle. Credit: Pablo Cavigliasso Bumblebees change their home ranges and dietary preferences after establishing nests, suggesting that diversified landscapes help support bee populations as their needs change during different phases of their lifecycle, according to a study published July 8…
“#Sri Lanka rangers spot possible rare baby elephant twins” The young tuskers – who rangers estimate are three to four weeks old – were spotted in the Minneriya sanctuary in Sri Lanka A pair of baby elephants feeding from the same mother have been spotted in a Sri Lankan national park, with officials speculating Wednesday…
“#Hummingbirds found able to understand numerical order”
“#Study reveals the hidden fight within corals” Light and confocal images of Symbiodinium cells living in a host cell. Credit: Allisonmlewis / CC BY-SA Researchers from the School of Biological Sciences and Swire Institute of Marine Science at the University of Hong Kong are working to understand how the coral symbiosis may respond to global…
“#Lefties and righties: Asymmetry in fish genitalia” Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Evolutionary biologists from the University of Konstanz have resolved a century-old question regarding the asymmetric genitals of internally fertilizing fishes of the family Anablepidae. Surprisingly, the direction of genital asymmetry in these fishes is random rather than hereditary. Four-eyed fishes of the genus Anableps…
“#Tackling coral reefs’ thorny problem” The crown-of-thorns starfish is a predator of coral. Credit: Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Researchers from the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST) have revealed the evolutionary history of the crown-of-thorns starfish—a predator of coral that can devastate coral reefs. Their findings shed light on how…
“#Tobacco budworm moths have receptors in their eggs, laying organs that detect odorants” Credit: CC0 Public Domain When most insects reproduce, they lay eggs that hatch into juveniles known as larvae. To provide good sources of food for the larvae, the adult insects have to carefully select where to lay the eggs. Host plants produce…
“#Algae species discovered infesting NW Hawaiian waters has been identified” The new species of algae at Pearl and Hermes Atoll. Credit: NOAA/National Marine Sanctuaries A newly-identified, fast-growing species of algae poses a major threat to coral reefs and the ocean ecosystem. It was previously discovered in Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument by a team of researchers…