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Ecology, founded in 1920 by @ESA_org, publishes research on all aspects of ecology. We are the most cited journal in the ecological sciences.

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Ecology
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Find the #OpenAccess study here, in @ESAEcology:
@NewsfromScience
News from Science
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Researchers have long known that some voracious wood-eating beetles can make forest fires worse by killing trees. Now, a new study finds beetles might also fan the flames in a more subtle way.
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RT @NIBB_Public: 基礎生物学研究所プレスリリース「形骸化した性:ナナフシにおいてオスは不要だった!?」基礎生物学研究所進化ゲノミクス研究室の野崎友成助教らによる成果です。Ecology誌に掲載。 論文: プレスリリ…
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RT @SSS_Fukushima: #理工の研究 基礎生物学研究所の野崎友成先生、神戸大学の末次健司先生、本学の兼子伸吾先生や修了生の佐藤隆太さん(現:伊達市立伊達中学��教諭)達の研究チームの成果です。 ナナフシの雄生殖機能消失 由来の遺伝子、子になし 福島大など発表 ht…
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RT @SSS_Fukushima: Yesterday, in collaboration with the National Institute for Basic Biology (Japan) and Kobe University, we issued a press…
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RT @tugutuguk: 交尾はするけど意味はない💔!? 見つかれば新聞ネタになるナナフシモドキの雄は、雌と一緒に飼育すると盛んに交尾することが知られています。しかし、この雄は哀れにも全く自分の遺伝子を残せていないという衝撃的な研究結果を報告した共著論文が出版となりました!…
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Note that Ecology now operates under a new publishing workflow that publishes papers directly to the issue, without extra steps! Find the latest articles on our journal homepage:
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RT @BBQ_Ecologist: Excited for our lab's 1st Ecology paper published (open access link below). Lots of help from student co-authors. Buildi…
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RT @WileyGlobal: Could the Ethiopian Wolf’s "sweet tooth" boost pollination? 🐺 A study published in @ESAEcology tracked the habits of a Wo…
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RT @ESABulletin: New in the Photo Gallery: A recent study in @ESAEcology found that during COVID-19 lockdowns, as human presence declined,…
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New & #OpenAccess in #TheScientificNaturalist: A stick insect mates but reproduces asexually—implying evolution has erased sex forever in this species 📄Lack of successful sexual reproduction suggests the irreversible parthenogenesis in a stick insect
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Thank you for this Data Paper in @ESAEcology!
@peteconvey
PhD. Peter Convey
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The biodiversity of ice‐free Antarctica database - Terauds - 2025 - Ecology - Wiley Online Library
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Thanks for your contribution to @ESAEcology!
@jedward_s
Joe Edwards
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New study where we show how diversity-productivity relationships in forests may be mediated by more complex canopies, with structural diversity driving productivity more than species diversity
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RT @IsotopeEcology: Nitrogen fixation may not alleviate stoichiometric imbalances that limit primary production in eutrophic lake ecosystem…
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RT @EnzaiDu: Our new work evaluates seasonality of the concentrations of multiple nutrients in plant leaves and their spatial pattern on a…
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A new #FreeAccess Report: Genetic & isotope evidence reveal an amphibious life cycle for leaf-dwelling fungi, which hitch rides into streams on leaves 📄From treetops to river bottoms: Exploring the role of phyllosphere fungi in aquatic fungal communities
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RT @ESA_org: Our latest media tip sheet is out! Covering studies in @ESAApplications, @ESAEcosphere, @ESAEcology, @ESAFrontiers & @ESAMonog
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RT @tugutuguk: カニが種を運ぶ!?通常、種子は鳥や哺乳類などの動物が運ぶことが多いですが、今回、サカモトサワガニがヤマビワソウの果実を食べ、糞の形で種子を運びうることがわかりました!このタイプの散布にカニが関わっていることが分かったのは世界初です! https://…
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RT @CornellNews: @Fuller_Lab @ESAEcology @JoshuapTwining And read the @CornellNews story about the research here:
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New in #TheScientificNaturalist series: Birds, bears, and...crabs? New research adds a Japanese freshwater crab to the growing list of animals known to disperse plant seeds by first eating them With #OpenData in @figshare
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