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Natural Science is an international journal dedicated to the latest advancements in natural sciences. The goal of this journal is to provide a platform for scientists and academicians all over the world to promote, share, and discuss various new issues and developments in different areas of natural sciences. All manus…
Joanna Burger, Michael Gochfeld, Charles W. Powers, Lawrence Niles, Robert Zappalorti, Jeremy Feinberg, James Clarke
Vertebrates have particular habitat needs as a function of life cycle and reproductive stage. This paper uses four species as examples to illustrate a paradigm of environmental assessment that includes physical, biological, toxicological and human dimensions.…
Rachel Curtis, Shandra Nicole Frey
Utah prairie dogs have been extirpated in 90% of their historical range. Because most of the population occurs on private land, this threatened species is continually in conflict with land-owners due to burrowing. The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources has b…
Kenneth B. Armitage
Conservation of marmots, large ground-dwelling squirrels restricted to the northern hemisphere, was impacted by direct human activity through hunting or modifying ecosystem dynamics. Regulating human activities reduced the threat of extinction. Climate change…
Johanna H. Salatas, Nicholas W. Gard, Theodore Wickwire, Charles A. Menzie
The US Endangered Species Act is legislation with the power to limit human activities that may have deleterious effects on the viability of threatened and endangered species of fauna and flora. However, because most endangered species face multiple threats, i…
Michelle L. Green, Tih-Fen Ting, Mary Beth Manjerovic, Nohra Mateus-Pinilla
Many rodent species are currently under conservation threat. However, population monitoring and status assessment are extremely challenging because of small body size, low abundance and elusive behavior of rodents. Furthermore, invasive methods of capture and…
Daniel John McGahey, David Gerard Williams, Philip Muruth, David Ian Loubser
Climate change represents an unprecedented challenge for the conservation and management of endangered species and habitats. Effective climate smart conservation will require robust predictions of vulnerability and future changes, along with the design and pr…
Vincenzo Peretti, Francesca Ciotola, Leopoldo Iannuzzi
Conservation of such animal genetic resources and sustainable development of their products seems to be one of the most important steps to be taken to save endangered animal breeds from the widespread use of cosmopolitan and more productive breeds. Indeed, th…
Charushila Kumbhar, Milind Watve
Although secondary metabolites with antimicrobial and other bioactivities are explored extensively, the natural or ecological role(s) of secondary metabolites is not yet clearly known. We review here the different hypotheses for the eco logical role of antibi…
Scott Everet Baird, Sara R. Seibert
Reproductive isolation is the basis of the Bio logical Species Definition and can be a driving force of speciation. Theoretical studies have pro vided models of how reproductive isolation can arise within individual species. Genetic tests of these models are…
Yakov A. Fofanov
Common regularities in the biology evolution and the magnetization processes of magneti cally ordered materials have been demonstrated. The arrays of the experimental data have been accumulated in the registration process of a weak polarization-optical respon…
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