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What If We Have The Whole Tonsils Thing Completely Backwards?

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Everyone knows someone who has had their tonsils taken out at some point in their lives. In some families, it is practically a rite of…
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Accessing Greater Microstructure-Related Information In The Brain Through MRI

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Can one access properties of human cells in vivo? Imaging deeply inside human bodies is possible with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), but its spatial resolution…
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The Odd Icy Moons Of Saturn: After Cassini, We Still Don’t Know Everything

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Cassini Mission scientists were thrilled when they got permission for a “sneak peek” at Saturn’s mysterious moon Iapetus on New Year’s Day 2005. Soon after…
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Why Are There More Species Packed In Some Places Than Others, And Why Does It Matter?

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THE QUESTION Biodiversity  – the richness of species found at a given location – is critical to maintaining ecological processes and the benefits provided to…
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What “Bee Services” Can Different Temperate Lowland Ecosystems Really Provide? 

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The natural environment delivers many goods and services that human beings cannot manage without. Health, energy, and safety are just a few of the basic…
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Inflammatory Bowel Disease: How To Obtain An Animal Model That Resembles The Human Illness

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Crohn’s disease (CD) and ulcerative colitis (UC) are the two main types of an autoimmune disease called Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). Since the beginning of…
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Are Ecological Interactions More Intense In The Tropics?

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THE QUESTION When we think about a tropical site, what commonly comes in mind is heat, rainforests, beaches, and colorful reefs. The tropics are the…
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How The Last Deglaciation Period Affected Antarctic Intermediate Water Penetration In The Bay Of Bengal

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The last deglaciation period (∼18–10 kyr BP) presents a transition from the last glacial stage to warm interglacial, accompanied by an increase in global temperature,…
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Hurricane Effects On Plant-Herbivore Networks In Tropical Dry Forests

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Hurricane effects are increasing in recent times; every day we hear in the news reports of a new high-impact meteorological phenomenon in different parts of…
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Coral-Reef Growth In South Florida Has Been Stalled For 3,000 Years

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Florida’s reefs are now at risk of eroding away Over the last 50 years, coral bleaching, disease, and other human disturbances have caused declines in…
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A Cost-Benefit Analysis Of Wind Farms And Wildlife Hazards

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Through our sheer abundance, human activity is a pervasive influence on all ecosystems. Any influence can be appraised through cost-benefit analysis, which, I would suggest,…
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