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2023 — A study shows nest temperatures affect leatherback hatchling shape, performance and nest success. Lower temperatures produced
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2023 — A study shows nest temperatures affect leatherback hatchling shape, performance and nest success. Lower temperatures produced
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Research Suspended Soils Maintain Rainforest Ecosystems, Says Researcher Feb. 26, 2015 — The bird’s nest fern, a plant
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and Brazil. When attempting to rear Florida pompano from hatch to market, farms face a
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new method, the team was able to ... Designing a Better Nest to Help
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a new 'gene atlas' with 4-D imaging, the ... Designing a Better Nest to Help
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2023 — A study shows nest temperatures affect leatherback hatchling shape, performance and nest success. Lower temperatures produced
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the researchers, silver rice rats keep to a fairly predictable routine. They nest under bushes or shrubs
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the researchers, silver rice rats keep to a fairly predictable routine. They nest under bushes or shrubs
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be in place as back-up. They compared five scenarios for each market: two scenarios that varied
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especially strawberries, would see the greatest economic benefit per land area given their high market value and relatively
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especially strawberries, would see the greatest economic benefit per land area given their high market value and relatively