Increasing temperatures associated with climate change are predicted to cause reductions
in body size, a key determinant of animal physiology and ecology. Using a four‐decade …

Yellow Warblers (Setophaga petechia) are abundant breeding birds in North America, but
their migratory and non‐breeding biology remain poorly understood. Studies where genetic …

Most birds that show geographic variation in their songs discriminate between local and
foreign songs, which may help them avoid unnecessary conflicts with vagrant individuals or …

Large moths are known to serve key roles in many ecosystems as herbivores, pollinators,
and prey to diverse species. Nocturnal plants and animals that depend on moths often have …

… Travel behind the scenes with authors Karen Witynski and Joe P. Carr as they open the
doors to Mexico's remote country estates and reveal innovative interiors, artifacts, and antiques …

… max was high enough to support honey bee requirements (>20%), along with providing
essential amino acids; however, average crude protein and essential amino acids may be …

… Our self-training U-Net [17] has 4 max pooling and 4 up-sampling blocks, which each …
Witynski, Mary Hennen, and Benjamin M. Winger. Shared morphological consequences of global …

… cell typically L min ≈ L mid < L max , while for oblate cells L min < L mid ≈ L max . To …
define a cell as ‘oblate’ when its L mid is closer to L min than to L max , while for ‘prolate’ cells the …

We study a sequential game model on how groups form in time. In particular, agents make
asynchronous decisions on a time of arrival; those choosing the same arrival time are …

… This data set was cross-referenced with a large collection of data previously collated on
copepod life-history rates (by AG Hirst), to ensure that this analysis included the maximum …