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Functioning ecosystems persist through environmental change

April 26, 2021

Looking at fossil records, researchers determined the structure of an ecosystem matters more in the face of environmental change than the composition of species in it. Understanding this, they found, can help today’s conservation biologists …

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Constantly on the hunt, midsize carnivores face unique risks

January 4, 2018

Medium-sized carnivores may be particularly at risk from environmental changes, an international team of scientists found, because they spend so much of their waking hours hunting for food that they don’t have much time to …

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Trophy hunting may imperil species already at risk

December 18, 2017

A group of researchers is calling for “extreme care” in managing trophy hunting after finding that the harvest of males that hunters worldwide choose could contribute to extinction in some species if not properly managed. …

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