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Ecology Articles

Our planet's ecosystems are teeming with life! Navigate the intricate web of interactions in these intriguing articles. How do organisms relate to one another and their surroundings?

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A map of the Galapagos Islands

Galápagos Tortoises

An end at the beginning: their conservation

Beavers are back in Britain

The role of beavers in the ecosystem and their reintroduction in the UK. Article #3 in a series on animal conservation around the world.

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Image by Studio Crevettes

Pangolins in China

From poached to protected. Article #4 in a series on animal conservation around the world.

Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique

From conflict to community. Article #5 in a series on animal conservation around the world.

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Figure 3. Design of Cockrow Bridge in Surrey, UK - currently under construction. Taken fro

Wildlife corridors

Why did the sloth cross the road?

Meet the microbes that feed phosphorus to plants

Plants need phosphorus to make biological molecules like DNA, ATP, and the phospholipid bilayers that form cell membranes

Figure 2- How arbuscular mycorrhizae extend the root network of a plant. Hyphae are the fu
Image by David Jowanka

How human activity impacts the phosphorus cycle

Discussing eutrophication and industrial activities

Rock, paper, survival?

This theory occurs when three equally strong variants coexist in a population

Image by Cyrus Crossan
The Planet Earth documentary series are some of Sir David Attenborough’s most famous works

Behind the scenes of a David Attenborough documentary

People behind the scenes, filming challenges (e.g. physical toll), technology and other factors

Beak diversity in Darwin's finches

The finches are a classic example of adaptive radiation

Image by William Warby
Image by Ishan @seefromthesky

The diversity of bat faces

The New World leaf-nosed bats of the ‘Phyllostomidae’ family are known for their diversity, specifically their diverse skull shapes and therefore face shapes

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