NEWS AND VIEWS 08 July 2020 Large-scale removal of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere might be achieved through enhanced rock weathering. It now seems that this approach is as promising as other strategies, in terms of cost and CO2-removal potential. Johannes Lehmann & Johannes Lehmann is in the Department of Soil and Crop Sciences, School […] More
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Whole-genome long-read sequencing of the Dsuz-WT3_v2.0 D. suzukii strain The Dsuz-WT3_v2.0 D. suzukii individuals used to produce our genome assembly derived, after six additional generations of full-sib crossing, from the WT3 isofemale strain (here named Dsuz-WT3_v1.0) that was previously established from a female sampled in Watsonville (USA) and sequenced by9. The Dsuz-WT3_v2.0 strain hence went […] More
Most studies on Müllerian mimicry have focused on behaviour, predators’ choice, and modelling, usually under controlled conditions. We suggest that the phylogeny and structure of real Müllerian communities can test experimental results and elucidate the origins of numerous patterns, their long-term coexistence, imperfect similarity, and mimetic polymorphism7,8,11,35. A similar approach has been used for studies […] More
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The surface presence of white sharks was similar regardless maturity, sex, or type of bait, suggesting a similar effectiveness in the attractant of sharks. In other ethological studies, the white shark has been suggested as a predator that evaluates the consumption of food through previous inspection and monitoring14,15,16. In this instance, the use of frozen […] More
The main differential morphological characters between the first protozoea stage of the two species are summarized in Table 1. Also, we propose an identification key to distinguish the first protozoeal stage of Dendrobranchiata larvae of species occurring in the Northeastern Atlantic ocean and Mediterranean Sea, gathering information from our own observations and from available literature31,32,33,34,35,36,37,38. […] More
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