Six Migratory Shorebirds Were Linked to Habitat Complexes Beyond Tidal Flats
Across the East Asian–Australasian Flyway, six shorebirds were associated not only with tidal flats but also with nearby…
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A continuing selection of new studies, conservation projects and important developments connected to species in the archive.
Bangladesh-Wintering Redshanks Used a Narrower Himalayan Corridor Than Singapore Birds
Nine Common Redshanks tracked from southern Bangladesh used a much narrower trans-Himalayan migration corridor than previously tracked Singapore-wintering…
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Shama Lineages Stayed Distinct While Oriental Magpie-Robins Mixed Genetically Across Borneo
Genomic analyses found extensive introgression and weak population structure in Bornean Oriental magpie-robins, while western and eastern shama…
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Old Orchard Trees Still Shaped Wild Boar Diets in Singapore
DNA metabarcoding of 61 wild boar faecal samples across Singapore found mostly natural foods but also a persistent…
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Singapore House Crows Kept Preferred Tree Species but Shifted Other Nest-site Choices
A 2026 comparison with a 2001 Singapore survey found that house crows still favoured the same main tree…
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House Crow Breeding Varies Across Regions, Review of 34 Studies Finds
A 2026 review of 34 studies found clear regional differences in house crow breeding, including breeding-season timing, nesting…
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Analysis of Wild Boar Faeces Identified 538 Previously Unknown Microbial Species
Metagenomic analysis of wild-boar faeces from four countries revealed 538 microbial species not represented by matching reference genomes.…
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Fatty-Acid Profiles Distinguished Philippine Pangolin Scales From Rhinoceros and Goat Horn
GC–MS profiling of six Philippine pangolin scale samples, two black rhinoceros horn samples and goat horn revealed distinct…
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