Flying Colors: Researcher Reveals Hidden World Through the Eyes of Butterflies
An award-winning scientist and professor of evolutionary biology, Adriana Briscoe studies the evolution of vision in butterflies and how they see color.
Climate Change Could Spur Northward Aquatic Invasion
A variety of human activities is forcing many marine species to venture across the oceans in search of new homes.
Player Position Determines Head Injury Risk in Water Polo
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Chair James W. Hicks has been interested in the prevalence of head injury in water polo since watching his three sons play the sport.
Humans and Plants Are Alike: Males Don’t Listen to Females Scientists Say
Studies conducted by EEB Professor Kailen Mooney show that male plants don’t listen to female plants, even when their survival depends on it.
Salton Sea: Fish and The Birds that Fed on them Wiped Out this Winter
EEB Professor Tim Bradley and other wildlife experts monitor California’s largest lake and see progress where they can.
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