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Do treeshrews break the 'rules' due to climate? - Vimarsana News

Do treeshrews break the 'rules' due to climate?

The Northern treeshrew defies two widely tested ecological "rules" of body size variation within species, according to a new study.

New study suggests climate change may be affecting animal body size - Vimarsana News

New study suggests climate change may be affecting animal body size

29.11.2022 - A new study finds treeshrews increase in size in warmer settings, contrary to established norms. Our study is the first to demonstrate a rule reversal over time in any species. We need to revisit some of our assumptions about size variation as our climate continues to rapidly change.

An ecological rule breaker shows the effects of climate change on body size - Vimarsana News

An ecological rule breaker shows the effects of climate change on body size

The Northern Treeshrew defies two of the most widely tested ecological “rules” of body size variation within species, a new study finds.

Source: yale.edu
Law student is third Yalie to win selective Gates Cambridge Scholarship - Vimarsana News

Law student is third Yalie to win selective Gates Cambridge Scholarship

Alaa Hajyahia ’22 LAW won a Gates Cambridge Scholarship in the international round; two other students with Yale ties won in the earlier U.S. round.

Source: yale.edu
Yale senior, alumna win prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarships - Vimarsana News

Yale senior, alumna win prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarships

Yale senior Jennifer Miao ’22 and alumna Maya Juman ’20 are among 23 U.S. citizens who have been selected to be part of the 2022 class of Gates Cambridge Scholars at the University of Cambridge.They, along with about 60 scholars from other parts of t