New research using computer vision to analyse tens of thousands of butterfly specimens in the Natural History Museum's collection has found that some British butterflies are getting bigger in response to climate change.
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Britain’s Butterflies Are Getting Bigger as the Climate Changes
New research using computer vision to analyse tens of thousands of butterfly specimens in the Natural History Museum's collection has found that some British butterflies are getting bigger in response to climate change.
Amazon Rainforest Foliage Gases Affect the Earth’s Atmosphere
Plant-foliage-derived gases drive a previously unknown atmospheric phenomenon over the Amazon rainforest, according to a recent study by researchers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL).
Turbulence From Spawning Fish Keeps a Healthy Circulation in Coastal Waters
A new study has shown how fish influence ocean ecosystems in coastal regions, revealing for the first time how they circulate nutrients and oxygen around the waters when they spawn.
Surfer Science Supports Seawater Study
Seawater samples taken from a surfboard have helped scientists understand microscopic life in the waves, new research shows.
Human Activity ‘Helped Fuel’ Red Tide Events, New Study Reveals
In a new study that is the first to explain what some have long suspected, researchers found that human activity helps sustain and intensify naturally occurring red tide blooms in Southwest Florida.