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Media Release: Ancient wetlands offer window into climate change

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Repost: "Dieback to domination: what have we learned in 45 years about the ecology of common reed?"

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Media Release: Eradicating exotic pests with 'infertility genes' may be possible

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Guest Post: New ancient DNA study sheds light on the history of American peccaries

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Globally, floods seem to be decreasing even as extreme rainfall rises. Why?

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Guest Post: Two new species of Parasitic Wasps described!

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Guest Blog: Changes in climate and increases in farm land are shifting endangered Sri Lankan bird species habitats

by Sreekar Rachakonda

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Sean Connell Series: Moving ocean acidification research beyond its pioneering roots

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Guest Post: How King George Whiting have the potential to adapt to climate change.

A new study published inÌýÌýwas lead by PhD candidate . The work featured contributions by and from the Southern Seas Ecology Laboratory within the Environment Institute, in collaboration with the ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of Texas.

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Sean Connell series: Can we predict tipping points for ecosystem collapse?

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