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期刊名:Current zoology

缩写:CURR ZOOL

ISSN:1674-5507

e-ISSN:2396-9814

IF/分区:2.0/Q1

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Feiyun Huang,Xiaogang Shi,Peng Chen et al. Feiyun Huang et al.
While diet is known to regulate the composition, function, and diversity of the human gut microbiome, its effects on wildlife remain understudied. Here, noninvasive sampling methods were first used to conduct metagenomic analyses of the gut...
Mariana Osório Côrtes,Bruna Baleeiro Dos Santos,Renato Hajenius Aché de Freitas et al. Mariana Osório Côrtes et al.
Due to similarities in morphology and overlapping distribution, Octopus americanus and O. insularis (both formerly designated as O. vulgaris) are now considered to be cryptic species inhabiting the western Atlantic, while O. vulgaris inhabi...
Xiaoqi Pang,Xingzhi Han,Song Liu et al. Xiaoqi Pang et al.
Reduced vegetation cover, elevated surface temperature, and decreased soil moisture are the main characteristics of desertification. Environmental variables in ectotherms' natural nests may drive their adaptive life-history evolution. To in...
Peizhong Liu,Yangsirui Zhang,Ying He et al. Peizhong Liu et al.
Since the mid-20th century, the global expansion of dam and reservoir construction has profoundly altered river ecosystems, with cascading effects on channel morphology, flow regimes, and freshwater biodiversity. Among these impacts, the di...
Bicheng Zhu,Runhan Li,Jichao Wang et al. Bicheng Zhu et al.
Mate choice plays a pivotal role in wildlife reproduction and population sustainability. The assessment of sexual displays in noise poses a common challenge for wildlife. Multimodal signals are hypothesized to be favored since they improve ...
Bruno Cajado,Ana Riesgo,Rodrigo Nunes-da-Fonseca et al. Bruno Cajado et al.
Sponges (Porifera) are traditionally considered to lack defined body axes and regional specialization. Understanding whether sponges exhibit preferential growth regions and axial patterning is essential for elucidating the evolution of meta...
Kiera McGarvey,Fábio G Daura-Jorge,Alexandre M S Machado et al. Kiera McGarvey et al.
Social foraging is a collective solution to the challenge of catching prey. A remarkable example involving different predator species with complementary hunting skills is Lahille's bottlenose dolphins, Tursiops truncatus gephyreus foraging ...