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The Spokesman-Review
April 29, 2018
A surging walleye population in Lake Pend Oreille has biologists, and some anglers, worried. “Walleye pose a predation threat to the kokanee that we have been working so hard to sustain,” said Andy Dux, Idaho Fish and Game's regional fisheries manager in Coeur d'Alene. IDFG is so concerned aboutÃâà...
Albany Times Union
April 29, 2018
Biologists are lacking knowledge about what mussels are in the water, he said. "We want to find out what kind of habitats (the mussels) are currently occupying," Weinzinger said. The department is currently studying mussels in the Wolf River and the Wisconsin River with the help of the Wisconsin MusselÃâà...
SustainableBusiness.com
April 28, 2018
Biologists conduct fisheries, wildlife and/or habitat management projects and research studies including data collection, analysis and interpretation; develop and implement project proposals and work plans; prepare recommendations; and participate in public relations activities. Incumbents possess aÃâà...
Live Science
April 28, 2018
An amateur mathematician just partially solved a problem that has vexed mathematicians since 1950. Aubrey de Grey — a biologist better known for trying to radically extend human life and for predicting that the first person to live to be 1,000 years old has already been born — has published a paper on theÃâà...
Bangor Daily News
April 27, 2018
During a hot, humid week in July 1989, I stood on the bed of a slow-moving Maine Department of Transportation herbicide spray truck. I wore a baggy dark green jumpsuit, rubber gloves and boots, respirator, yellow hard hat and safety goggles — odd attire for a state wildlife biologist. My hands gripped aÃâà...
The Scientist
April 27, 2018
Susan Williams, a marine biologist at the University of California, Davis, Bodega Marine Laboratory, was killed in a six-vehicle car crash on Tuesday (April 24). She was 66. “This is a tremendous loss for students and her colleagues at both the Bodega Marine Laboratory and on the Davis campus,” MarkÃâà...
Petaluma Argus Courier
April 26, 2018
Susan Williams was a Bodega Bay marine biologist and professor whose scientific expertise was instrumental in a decadeslong effort to expand federal protections for North Coast marine ecosystems. She directed the UC Davis Bodega Marine Laboratory and served as a key advisor to CaliforniaÃâà...
Scottsbluff Star Herald
April 2, 2018
A wildlife biologist for the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, he works in the Ponderosa Wildlife Management Area about seven miles from Crawford ... Studnicka comes from a family of wildlife biologists, including his father, who moved the family to Nebraska in 1967 to work at the Sacramento-WilcoxÃâà...
Casper Star-Tribune Online
March 31, 2018
Rancher, biologist team to ease wolf-cattle conflicts ... WASHINGTON -- A fifth-generation cattleman and a wildlife biologist are teaming to help northeastern Washington ranchers coexist with the state's growing number of ... Shepherd, a wildlife biologist with a Ph.D in natural resources, lives in Chewelah.
WBTV
March 30, 2018
A senior wildlife biologist in Yellowstone National Park will speak Thursday, April 5, on “The Wolves of Yellowstone: The First Twenty Years,” at the Center for the Environment building on the Catawba College campus in Salisbury. Doug Smith, supervisor of the wolf, bird and elk programs, originally servedÃâà...
San Bernardino County Sun
March 30, 2018
Joe Papp, a biologist with Bloom Biological, tagged the eaglet in the nest atop a 120-foot-tall ponderosa and removed the other. Thousands watched the eagle chicks hatch earlier this year. Both eaglets – “Stormy” and “BBB,” the one who died – are male, the biologist found. The nest itself is about 5-6 feetÃâà...
Science News
March 26, 2018
Off the Kohala coast on the Big Island of Hawaii, Christine Gabriele spots whale 875. The familiar propeller scar on its left side and the shape of its dorsal fin are like a telltale fingerprint. Gabriele, a marine biologist with the Hawaii Marine Mammal Consortium, confirms the whale's identity against herÃâà...
KTVL
March 25, 2018
Eugene Water and Electric Board is partnering with biologists all around the state to try and find a way to save Lampreys, an eel-like species that is important to rivers all around the Pacific Northwest. They're a species that you might not be too familiar with, but Lampreys have been an important part of the Pacific northwest,Ãâà...
Redlands Daily Facts
March 23, 2018
Marine biologist and photojournalist Cristina Mittermeier will speak on “Standing on the Water's Edge” 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 27, in the University of Redlands' Orton Center. Mittermeier will talk about how her work has taken her around the world and taught her about the power of water –– both its ability toÃâà...
ScienceAlert
March 22, 2018
This Incredibly Rare Deep-Sea Video of Mating Anglerfish Is Stunning Biologists. We can't stop watching this. JACINTA BOWLER. 23 MAR 2018. Anglerfish are weird and mysterious creatures. They live hundreds of metres below sea level, and we have very few specimens of these bizarre animals. Even fewer have beenÃâà...
Science Magazine
March 22, 2018
Anglerfish, with their menacing gape and dangling lure, are among the most curious inhabitants of the deep ocean. Scientists have hardly ever seen them alive in their natural environment. That's why a new video, captured in the waters around Portugal's Azores islands, has stunned deep-sea biologists.
Buffalo News
March 17, 2018
The state biologists tracked the bear to a remote hill near the Pennsylvania border – about a 20-minute drive from Olean – where she was denning for the winter with her three male cubs. “I'd say she picked a great spot,” said Ryan Rockefeller, a wildlife biologist for the state Department of EnvironmentalÃâà...
Science Daily
March 15, 2018
"In order for a protein called CTCF to make loops in the DNA, we discovered that it needs to have hemimethylated DNA close by," says Emory biologist Victor Corces, whose lab conducted the research. "Nobody had previously seen that hemimethylated DNA has a function." Chromatin is made up of CTCFÃâà...
NPR
March 15, 2018
"What happens if the environment is harsher? Is it going to change the way mutations occur, or are they going to kill more of the cells or less of the cells?" Already, what the researchers have observed so far confirms a lot of the core thinking that goes into evolutionary biology, says Richard Lenski, a biologistÃâà...
SustainableBusiness.com
March 6, 2018
Field Biologist ... This project is looking for long-term field biologists for a Leatherback sea turtle monitoring program. Field biologists assist with tagging and measuring nesting turtles, monitor nests in the hatchery, and other tasks. Applications are invited from early May to June, 2018. Excellent opportunityÃâà...
Stuttgart Daily Leader
March 6, 2018
Biologists are ramping up roadkill surveys for the next month and are asking all Arkansans to report any dead deer they see along roads and highways. Road-killed deer offer biologists a chance to monitor for chronic wasting disease throughout the state without the need to kill deer to obtain samples.
WPTV.com
March 6, 2018
A second sea turtle also came up on Juno Beach, but she did not successfully lay her eggs. Because the tide has been very high and rough the past few days, there is a lack of dry beach available. This may have caused the second turtle to abandon the nesting attempt. Biologists said the turtle will likely tryÃâà...
NewYorkUpstate.com
March 6, 2018
The estimated number of moose currently found in New York State is down from what was previously thought, but that doesn't necessarily mean that the herd size is decreasing, a state wildlife biologist said this week. Jeremy Hurst, Big Game Unit leader for the state Department of EnvironmentalÃâà...
ABC News
March 6, 2018
The city has 300,000 people, but the moose population is unknown. Though hunting is not allowed in most of the city, biologists want to know how many moose move in and out of hunting areas. "We've been taking an educated guess," said area biologist Dave Battle. "There's really been no technique upÃâà...
Sci-News.com
March 6, 2018
A team of biologists from the University of Cambridge, UK, has found that a very rare and unstable mineral called vaterite is a dominant component of the protective silvery-white crust that forms on the leaves of a number of alpine plants. The findings are published in the journal Flora. SaxifragaÃâà...
KTOO
March 5, 2018
“Completely by accident got footage of this, which is a behavior that's this circling outside of known roosts that's believed to be associated with mating and showing juveniles to the hibernation spot,” said wildlife biologist Tory Rhoads witth the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Learning more about batsÃâà...
KSTK
March 3, 2018
Here's Fish and Game Wildlife Biologist Tory Rhoads. “Completely by accident got footage of this, which is a behavior that's this circling outside of known roosts that's believed to be associated with mating and showing juveniles to the hibernation spot.” Learning more about bats hibernation locales andÃâà...
Duke Chronicle
February 27, 2018
The third installment in the Dear Old Duke series focuses on two of Duke's biologists and their stories, from having a case go before the U.S. Supreme Court to cataloging 17,000 seaweed specimens. The first installment covered the Meyers, an archaeologist couple, and the second was on four of Duke'sÃâà...
The State Press
December 31, 1999
From a rare look into the cactus dwelling of a curve-billed thrasher, to a 360-degree photo of termite nest in a tropical rainforest, ASU's Ask a Biologist website offers extensive resources for learning about science. Predating Google, Ask a Biologist has been answering the inquisitions of curious mindsÃâà...
Chicagomag.com
December 31, 1999
Overseeing the operation in this Cook County Forest Preserve District building in Hoffman Estates is wildlife biologist Chris Anchor, a three-decade veteran with the forest preserve. Anchor and Burmesch caught the coyote as part of a tutorial on how to handle and collect samples from an animal: blood for genetics, whiskersÃâà...
UCLA Newsroom
December 31, 1999
The research team studied male zebra finches, which learn to sing a courtship song from 35 to 100 days after hatching. Insights into how songbirds learn to sing provide promising clues about human speech disorders and may lead to new ways of treating them, according to new research published in theÃâà...
WMUR Manchester
December 31, 1999
A wildlife biologist from the Granite State will be featured in an upcoming film about pandas. Advertisement. See the full story. IMAX film features wildlife biologist from NH. Loading more articles... Advertisement. Man frustrated with stubborn belly fat learns it's actually a 30-pound tumor. Share. Shares. Copy Link. Copy.
The Spokesman-Review
December 31, 1999
A fifth-generation cattleman and a wildlife biologist are teaming to help northeastern Washington ranchers coexist with the state's growing number of gray wolves. Stemming from their boots-on-the ground experience with wolf-livestock conflicts, Arron Scotten and Jay Shepherd have formed the nonprofitÃâà...
Phys.Org
December 31, 1999
It is still widely believed that the gene is the foundation of life – that its discovery has provided information about how all living beings are controlled by the genetic factors they inherit from their parents. But scientists and philosophers are beginning to doubt the relevance of the gene for understandingÃâà...
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