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The New Yorker2 年
The Bizarre Bird That’s Breaking the Tree of Life
The rise of genome sequencing, at the turn of the twenty-first century, seemed to bring Darwin’s dream within reach. “It is now realistic to conceive of reconstructing the entire Tree of Life ...
The New York Times6 年
PAID POST by Allbirds — The View From Above - The New York Times
Why our future may depend on the fate of birds. Skip to content. Allbirds. Paid Post. ... Because it eats flies, moths, leafhoppers and caterpillars (as well as tree sap), if these birds die out, ...
BBC2 年
Plastic pollution: Birds all over the world are living in our rubbish
Birds from every continent except Antarctica have been photographed nesting or tangled in our rubbish. Photos were submitted by people from all over the world to an online project called Birds and ...
The New York Times2 年
Birds Sing, but Are They Making Music? What Scientists Say. - The New York Times
Other features, like cadence and tension, are also used in both birdsong and human music, said Tina Roeske, a behavioral neurobiologist who specializes in birdsong.Just as the familiar tune “In ...
The Conversation1 年
What makes a good tree? We used AI to ask birds - The Conversation
A large old tree with a complex canopy near Canberra. We used AI to extract and classify its 4,122 branches. Stanislav Roudavski / Alex Holland ...
Nature2 年
67-million-year-old fossil upends bird evolutionary tree - Nature
A prehistoric toothed bird that lived 67 million years ago is turning the bird tree of life on its head. The bird — named Janavis finalidens — shares crucial features with its modern cousins ...