In situ observations reveal a link between association behaviour, camouflage and eye complexity in midwater amphipods [0.03%]
原位观测揭示了甲壳亚纲漫游桡足类动物社会行为、伪装与眼睛复杂性之间的联系
Vanessa I Stenvers,Jan M Hemmi,Kyra L Schlining et al.
Vanessa I Stenvers et al.
In the largest habitat on earth-the deep open ocean-water depth is typically linked to adaptations for camouflage and vision. Recently, it was hypothesized that association behaviour is a primary evolutionary driver of the great eye diversi...
Effects of highly pathogenic avian influenza on the behaviour and survival of a colonial breeding seabird [0.03%]
高致病性禽流感对一种群居繁殖海鸟的行为和存活的影响
Alessia Ostolani,Francesco Bonfante,Jonas Bonnedahl et al.
Alessia Ostolani et al.
Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1 viruses of clade 2.3.4.4b have caused widespread mortality in wild and domestic birds globally. Colonial breeding seabirds have been severely affected across Europe, the Americas and Antarctica ...
A special feature highlighting impactful science from countries and regions underrepresented in Proceedings of the Royal Society, Series B [0.03%]
来自未充分代表国家和地区的Proceedings B特色专刊：具有影响力的科学成果
Sarah F Brosnan,Stephanie Meirmans,Maurine Neiman et al.
Sarah F Brosnan et al.
A key point of discussion at the 2024 Proceedings B annual Editorial Board meeting was that our paper submissions typically come from the same tiny subset of countries. Indeed, only 11 countries represent 77% of our corresponding submitting...
Religious rituals in the United Kingdom and Brazil are associated with increased social bonding and pain threshold [0.03%]
英国和巴西的宗教仪式与增强的社会联系及疼痛耐受有关
Sarah J Charles,Valerie van Mulukom,Robin Dunbar et al.
Sarah J Charles et al.
From an evolutionary perspective, large-scale human groups face an adaptive challenge: maintaining cohesion beyond the limits of one-to-one grooming. Cultural practices that recruit evolved bonding systems may help solve this problem by har...
Limited evidence that reputation-based partner choice facilitates information sharing in humans [0.03%]
有限证据表明基于声誉的选择能促进人类的信息分享
Ángel V Jiménez,Lei Chang,Keith Jensen et al.
Ángel V Jiménez et al.
A necessary prerequisite for the accumulation of beneficial knowledge, or 'cumulative cultural evolution', is the sharing of information via social learning. Yet little work in the field of cultural evolution has examined the mechanisms tha...
Phylogenomics resolves the century-old 'Zoraptera problem': Zoraptera as the earliest diverging lineage of Polyneoptera [0.03%]
古基因组揭示了一个困扰学界一个多世纪的问题：“皱鞘螱”是渐变态类群中最先分化的系群
Yehao Wang,Erik Tihelka,Petr Kočárek et al.
Yehao Wang et al.
Wing evolution enabled insects to pioneer aerial niches, a key innovation driving their remarkable radiation. However, interordinal relationships among early-diverging winged insects remain contentious, largely owing to the enigmatic phylog...
Paternal dietary macronutrients affect the seminal vesicle fluid proteome and fetal development: a geometric framework for nutrition study in mice [0.03%]
父代饮食宏量营养素影响小鼠副性腺液蛋白组和胎儿发育：小鼠营养研究的几何框架
Erin L Macartney,Alistair M Senior,Lewin Small et al.
Erin L Macartney et al.
Seminal plasma can have wide-ranging effects on reproductive fitness-from affecting sperm fertilization capacity and female reproductive physiology to influencing offspring viability and health. Seminal plasma can also change in response to...
A method for detecting transmission-enhancing mutations in viral genomes [0.03%]
检测病毒基因组中增强传播能力的突变的方法
Michael R May,Bruce Rannala
Michael R May
The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic of 2020 was characterized by outbreaks of viral strains exhibiting increased rates of between-host transmission, so-called variants of concern . These outbreaks highlighted the need for better tools for identifying t...
Group synchrony and pain: investigating the interplay between social bonding and affective states [0.03%]
群体同步与疼痛：探究社交纽带和情感状态之间的相互作用
Julia Ayache,Julien Laroche,Ophélie Caraminot et al.
Julia Ayache et al.
Group synchrony is a hallmark of social interactions associated with positive socio-affective outcomes, including reduced pain sensation. While prior research investigated the impact of group synchrony on pain, highlighting the mediating ro...
Camponotus (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) ecomorphospace: morphological evolution mediated by nesting adaptation in South American carpenter ants [0.03%]
南美洲木蚁的巢穴适应介导的形态进化： Camponotus (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)生态形态空间
Alvaro Galbán,Philip S Ward,Rogerio R Silva et al.
Alvaro Galbán et al.
Ecological pressures can drive adaptation, enabling the exploitation of divergent niches and thus promoting biological diversification. In ants, the nest is central to natural history, and morphological variability often reflects nesting mi...