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A graphical abstract showing fossil preservation of melanin. An orange red bird and frog show different pull outs of melanin composition.
A graphical abstract showing the new TABS (Temporal Altitudinal Biogeographic Shifts) package for R. The abstract shows a past and present landscape with a graph underneath showing changes in sea level and forest coverage.
A graphical abstract showing the build up of PFAS in the livers of cetaceans and that habitat does not predict this. The abstract shows an underwater scene of many different cetaceans.
A graphical abstract showing the difference between Avian Influenza A and Seasonal Influenza A. A mouse demonstrates the difference temperature has on the two viruses. A duck illustrates Avian influenza A and a human demonstrates Seasonal Influenza.
A graphical abstract showing several large molecule structures. The abstract shows how this molecule improves liposome uptake.
A graphical abstract showing a study of 3D tooth shape and mechanics of non sabre-tooth and sabre-tooth mammals. At the top is an illustration of a sabre-tooth cat. Underneath is a PCA plot showing that functional optimality drives the repeated evolu
A graphical abstract which shows a Jurassic origin for mammalian endothermy. A colour gradient phylogeny shows the change between the ancestral condition and mammalian condition.
A graphical abstract which talks about ancient protein traces in fossil feathers. An orange red bird stands next to a pathway of proteins transforming under increasing temperature.
A graphical abstract "Tracking the evolution of aquatic environments and climate with oxygen isotopes of crocodilian teeth". Below is a crocodile illustration with a pull out to a tooth.
A graphical abstract which shows when tympanic hearing originated in crown reptiles. At the top are two scientists, one working on anatomy, and the other in a lab with embryos. Underneath is a phylogeny.
A graphical abstract which shows the reconstruction of the jaw joint anatomy of two key cynodonts from South America. A phylogeny is shown centrally and the jaws of the two cynodonts are shown either side.
A graphical abstract which shows mammalian growth patterns likely originated in the mid-Jurassic mammalian radiation. It shows a graph where modern mammals have a higher growth rate than mammaliaforms.
A graphical abstract talking about whether dirt creates dental microwear in mammals. A large mole is shown digging through the dirt. Next to it a graph shows that there is no relationship between their microwear and grit in the soil.
A graphical abstract showing the change in effective population size of descendant groups of Ancient Southwest Ethiopian hunter-gatherers. A graph at the bottom shows the change in effective population size over time. A cladogram at the top shows the
A graphical abstract showing how dung beetles respond phylogenetically to forest coverage loss and landscape fragmentations. Below is a map showing the location of the population. Next to it is a graph showing changes in functional diversity and phyl
A graphical abstract showing a muscle cell culturing pathway via two different methods. One pathway leads to more differentiated cells and one pathway leads to more reserve cells.
Graphical abstract showing how multidimensional trace metals and nutritional niche differ between sexually immature and mature dolphins. It shows an underwater scene of immature and mature dolphins having different concentrations of trace metals.
A graphical abstract which demonstrates the increased range in fungi anatomical variety over time. A graph shows multicellular complexity increases. Next to it a time calibrated plot shows big jumps in the End-Tonian and Cambrian-Carboniferous.
A graphical abstract which compares phylogenies between beetle 'losers' (in green) and 'winners' in tropical forests during disturbances.
A graphical abstract showing DNA methylation at many CpG sites are linked with individual age. Graphs next to this show that genetic variants differ across populations and can impact the performance of epigenetic clocks.
A graphical abstract which shows maladaption to climate change is a risk for aquaculture and needs to be considered in decision making. Underneath a sea and shores scene shows the difference between a maladaptions to climate change ( bad for the fish
A graphical abstract which shows how Latin American Researchers face several intersecting hurdles to research and publication. Underneath scientists travel across an obstacle course and around obstacles like gender, geographical affiliation, and lang
A graphical abstract showing how Oceanic nutrient contribution in the Pearl River has increased through time. Below is a graph demonstrating this principle, and next to it are two maps showing the difference between high and low monsoon intensity.
A graphical abstract showing dung beetle diversity and their functions in tropical ecosystems. A wide array of beetles are shown to be burrowing or walking on a pile of earth.

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