| No. | Title | Authors | Journal |
|---|---|---|---|
| 98 | b-Diversity, Community Assembly, and Ecosystem Functioning | Akira S.Mori, ForestIsbell, RupertSeidl | Trends Ecol Evol. (2018) (): |
Abstract
The remarkable diversity of color in nature remains largely unexplained. Recent studies on birds show how historical reconstructions, the identification of genes affecting color differences, and an increased understanding of the underlying developmental mechanisms are helping to explain why species are the color they are.
/Presenter : Hyun-Hee Hong
/Date : 2018.07.27
The remarkable diversity of color in nature remains largely unexplained. Recent studies on birds show how historical reconstructions, the identification of genes affecting color differences, and an increased understanding of the underlying developmental mechanisms are helping to explain why species are the color they are.
/Presenter : Hyun-Hee Hong
/Date : 2018.07.27