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Four days of extreme rain killed 7% of world's rarest orangutans, study says


Climate change-induced weather events are pushing orangutan populations to extinction, says a study.

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Four days of extreme rain killed 7% of world's rarest orangutans, study says


Climate change-induced weather events are pushing orangutan populations to extinction, says a study.

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Royal Society Publishing has recently published 2 theme issues of Philosophical Transactions B under the Subscribe to Open 2026 initiative:

  • Wild plant pathosystems
    Compiled and edited by Rachel M. Penczykowski, Remco Stam, Fletcher W. Halliday and Emily L. Bruns.
    The articles are FREE to access at www.bit.ly/PTB1951
  • Exploring negative frequency-dependent selection across levels: from genetics to ecology and back again
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Eve: How the Female Body Drove 200 Million Years of Human Evolution, by Cat Bohannon, from Vintage Canada, (Mar 21).

Birds, Sex and Beauty: The Extraordinary Implications of Charles Darwin's Strangest Idea, by Matt Ridley, from Harper. (Mar 7).

The journal Insects has a call for papers for a special issue on "Evolutionary and Ecological Mechanisms of Plant Defense Against Insects". (Feb 28).

Mismatch Theories in Evolutionary Medicine: A Philosophical Exploration, by Jonas Pold, from Springer. (Feb 21).


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Jun 23 20:00Correction for Nunez et al., Early life-stage thermal resilience is determined by climate-linked regulatory variation - (PNAS)
Jun 23 20:00The contingent advantage of photosymbiosis in coral evolution - Zhensheng Wei, et al. (PNAS)
Jun 23 20:00Unique fingerprint of marine ectotherm body size change during hyperthermal crises - Paulina S. , et al. (PNAS)
Jun 23 20:00Physiology is a hidden dimension of diversity in the radiation of woodland salamanders - Nathalie M. , et al. (PNAS)
Jun 23 20:00Competing models of hominin body size evolution - Jacob D. , et al. (PNAS)

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