Biology
East Los Angeles College
Christopher J. Jarosz, Ph.D.
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Biology
she’s out to save rare wildflowers, but first she has to find them
the superbloom is a glimpse of california’s past
quiet, please—you are not alone in your garden
an experiment repeated 600 times finds hints to evolution’s secrets
cheetah deaths in india mar reintroduction efforts
in australia, scientists begin vaccinating koalas against chlamydia
from alpacas to yaks, mammal dna yields its secrets
untangling rosalind franklin’s role in dna discovery, 70 years on
why researchers turned this goldfish into a cyborg
they outlasted the dinosaurs—can they survive us?
moon-bathing turtles—research documents nighttime basking
animals are migrating to the great pacific garbage patch
avian flu has killed three california condors in northern arizona
the little-known world of caterpillars
are butterflies wildlife? depends where you live
what we learn from leafing through seed catalogues
in florida, an invasive snail is helping save an endangered bird
the first wiring map of an insect's brain hints at incredible complexity
the turtle moms that ‘talk” to their eggs before they hatch
how see-through glass frogs hide their red blood from predators
are you a model? crickets are so hot right now
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Environment
climate shocks are making parts of america uninsurable—it just got worse
in the bahamas, a constant race to adapt to climate change
more than half of the world's largest lakes are shrinking—here's why that matters
arizona's farms are running out of water, forcing farmers to confront climate change
california wants to store floodwaters underground—it's harder than it sounds
once “paradise,” parched colorado valley grapples with arsenic in water
danish wind pioneer keeps battling climate change
what history's hidden grandmother of climate science teaches us today
why california's floods may be only a taste of what's to come in a warmer world
tulare lake was drained off the map—nature would like a word
why deforestation means less rain in tropical forests
why melting ice sheets and glaciers are affecting people thousands of miles away
greenland's melting ice could be changing our oceans—just ask the whales
where are the whales? scientists find clues thousands of miles away
airline passengers could be in for a rougher ride, thanks to climate change
global warming could be juicing baseball home runs, study finds
climate solutions do exist—these six experts detail what they look like
climate change is fueling more conflict between humans and wildlife
climate is changing too quickly for the sierra nevada's “zombie forests”
mapping california’s “zombie” forests
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