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Roadkill Is Sad and Gross—And Can Be Useful for Scientists
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Salmon is on the menu for Lake Clark’s wolves
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Scientists Dropped Dead Gators to the Seafloor to See What Bites
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Scientists Find One Billion Year Old Fungi, Earth’s Oldest
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Solved: How the ‘Monstrous’ Iguanas of the Bahamas Got So Darn Big
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Stable isotopes help trace bird migrations to investigate the highly pathogenic avian influenza
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Study: Suburban ponds are a septic buffet
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Symbiotic upcycling: Turning ‘low value’ compounds into biomass
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The ratio of carbon isotopes in three common species of tuna has changed substantially since 2000, suggesting major shifts are taking place in phytoplankton populations that form the base of the ocean's food web, a new international study finds.
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Using isotope fingerprints to solve a methane mystery
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Using Nitrogen-15 in agricultural research: Improving crop productivity in Panama
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Vegetarian Sharks? Bonnetheads Can Survive on Seagrass Alone, Study Finds
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World Soil Day: Caring for the planet starts from the ground and nuclear techniques can help
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Young catfish fry rely on zooplankton
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