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Madagascar is home to over 11,000 plant species, 80 percent of which are found nowhere else on Earth. A recent study by the Swiss Federal Institute fo....

Remote Valve Tissue Expander MarketWith a predicted market value of US$ 737.7 million in 2023 and an expected CAGR of 6.1% over the course of the forecast period, the global remote valve tissue expander market size is expected to grow significantly, reaching a valuation of US$ 1.34 billion by 2033.A key driver of th...

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The global remote valve tissue expander market is on a trajectory of substantial growth, with a projected market size of US$ 737.7 million in 2023 and an anticipated CAGR of 6.1% throughout the forecast period, propelling it to a valuation of US$ 1.34 billion by 2033.A key driver of this growth is the increasing pre...

Researchers are using a new model to clarify why millions of years ago more animal species from Asia made the leap to the Australian continent than vice versa. The climate in which the species evolved played an important role.

The 2015–2018 summer droughts have been exceptional in large parts of Western and Central Europe over the last 400 years, in terms of the magnitude of drought conditions. This indicates an influence of man-made global warming.

Lake Mungo is home to some of the earliest and most significant archaeological sites in Australia and contains a sedimentary archive that charts environmental change throughout the Willandra Lakes Region. This thesis sets out to provide a methodological approach to integrate the archaeological and environmental record of Lake Mungo. This study had 3 aims: to assess the stratigraphic integrity of these hearth features using soil micromorphology and Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy; ...

To understand more about the secretive lives of reef fish, researchers have used environmental DNA present in seawater to determine whether a species occurs at the location in question.

The Finke River in central Australia is counted among the world's oldest drainage systems; this raises the prospect of investigating how (tectonic and sub-lithospheric) processes have shaped the landscape in the long term. The Finke's upper reaches display an enigmatic set of intertwined active and relict bedrock gorges that suggest a complex history of incision, aggradation and re-incision. We measured cosmogenic 10Be and 26Al in fluvial gravels preserved in the gorges, and we applied...