Bacterial abundance in L2 larvae collected from larval flasks inoculated with decreasing quantities of glycerol stock (bacteria source). by Margaret V. Becker (21387776)

<i>Drosophila CG8501</i>, an orthologous gene of human <i>CD59</i>. by Sang-Ho Yoon (10123698)

Effects of ABZ on the incorporation of new proteins into the distal tegument. by Inés Guarnaschelli (18102211)

Data from: Tradeoffs affect the adaptive value of plasticity: Stronger cannibal-induced defenses incur greater costs in toad larvae by Jayna DeVore (12840743)

Image_1_Cataloguing environmental influences on the spatiotemporal variability of Adriatic anchovy early life stages in the eastern Adriatic Sea using an artificial neural network.... by Tomislav Džoić (4635115)

“…The calculated BMUs showed several interesting results that shed new light on previous findings: (a) there is a split between the richer northern and poorer southern parts of the Adriatic in terms of anchovy eggs and larvae abundances, (b) the Kvarner Bay, the west coast of Istria and the area around Dugi otok are consistently rich spawning grounds, (c) decreased abundance in the southern areas is a result of the influence of salinity, (d) an increase in chlorophyll can lead to an increase in egg count, (e) the positive effects of upwelling can be negated by an increase in salinity, (f) increased primary production is followed by increased egg count. …”

Table_1_Cataloguing environmental influences on the spatiotemporal variability of Adriatic anchovy early life stages in the eastern Adriatic Sea using an artificial neural network.... by Tomislav Džoić (4635115)

“…The calculated BMUs showed several interesting results that shed new light on previous findings: (a) there is a split between the richer northern and poorer southern parts of the Adriatic in terms of anchovy eggs and larvae abundances, (b) the Kvarner Bay, the west coast of Istria and the area around Dugi otok are consistently rich spawning grounds, (c) decreased abundance in the southern areas is a result of the influence of salinity, (d) an increase in chlorophyll can lead to an increase in egg count, (e) the positive effects of upwelling can be negated by an increase in salinity, (f) increased primary production is followed by increased egg count. …”

Modeling method used. by Claire Teillet (18986264)

“…Additionally, the combination of vegetation and urban structures plays a crucial role in determining the presence of <i>Ae. albopictus</i> larvae in public spaces, where small, organized urban objects and large patches of vegetation increase the likelihood of larval presence. …”

Transcriptomic analysis of AMPK and HZL-1 mutants reveals widespread gene expression differences predominantly in the germ line. by Sabih Rashid (5618807)

“…<p><b>A)</b> and <b>B)</b> Bubble plots depicting most enriched GO terms in <i><i>daf-2</i></i>, <i><i>daf-2, aak(0)</i>,</i> and <i><i>aak(0); hzl-1</i></i> transcriptomes, ranked by significance based on p-value. …”

Loss of Relish from the progenitors leads to precocious differentiation. by Parvathy Ramesh (12571120)

Image_2_Cataloguing environmental influences on the spatiotemporal variability of Adriatic anchovy early life stages in the eastern Adriatic Sea using an artificial neural network.... by Tomislav Džoić (4635115)

“…The calculated BMUs showed several interesting results that shed new light on previous findings: (a) there is a split between the richer northern and poorer southern parts of the Adriatic in terms of anchovy eggs and larvae abundances, (b) the Kvarner Bay, the west coast of Istria and the area around Dugi otok are consistently rich spawning grounds, (c) decreased abundance in the southern areas is a result of the influence of salinity, (d) an increase in chlorophyll can lead to an increase in egg count, (e) the positive effects of upwelling can be negated by an increase in salinity, (f) increased primary production is followed by increased egg count. …”

Image_5_Cataloguing environmental influences on the spatiotemporal variability of Adriatic anchovy early life stages in the eastern Adriatic Sea using an artificial neural network.... by Tomislav Džoić (4635115)

“…The calculated BMUs showed several interesting results that shed new light on previous findings: (a) there is a split between the richer northern and poorer southern parts of the Adriatic in terms of anchovy eggs and larvae abundances, (b) the Kvarner Bay, the west coast of Istria and the area around Dugi otok are consistently rich spawning grounds, (c) decreased abundance in the southern areas is a result of the influence of salinity, (d) an increase in chlorophyll can lead to an increase in egg count, (e) the positive effects of upwelling can be negated by an increase in salinity, (f) increased primary production is followed by increased egg count. …”

Image_4_Cataloguing environmental influences on the spatiotemporal variability of Adriatic anchovy early life stages in the eastern Adriatic Sea using an artificial neural network.... by Tomislav Džoić (4635115)

“…The calculated BMUs showed several interesting results that shed new light on previous findings: (a) there is a split between the richer northern and poorer southern parts of the Adriatic in terms of anchovy eggs and larvae abundances, (b) the Kvarner Bay, the west coast of Istria and the area around Dugi otok are consistently rich spawning grounds, (c) decreased abundance in the southern areas is a result of the influence of salinity, (d) an increase in chlorophyll can lead to an increase in egg count, (e) the positive effects of upwelling can be negated by an increase in salinity, (f) increased primary production is followed by increased egg count. …”

Table_2_Cataloguing environmental influences on the spatiotemporal variability of Adriatic anchovy early life stages in the eastern Adriatic Sea using an artificial neural network.... by Tomislav Džoić (4635115)

“…The calculated BMUs showed several interesting results that shed new light on previous findings: (a) there is a split between the richer northern and poorer southern parts of the Adriatic in terms of anchovy eggs and larvae abundances, (b) the Kvarner Bay, the west coast of Istria and the area around Dugi otok are consistently rich spawning grounds, (c) decreased abundance in the southern areas is a result of the influence of salinity, (d) an increase in chlorophyll can lead to an increase in egg count, (e) the positive effects of upwelling can be negated by an increase in salinity, (f) increased primary production is followed by increased egg count. …”

Image_3_Cataloguing environmental influences on the spatiotemporal variability of Adriatic anchovy early life stages in the eastern Adriatic Sea using an artificial neural network.... by Tomislav Džoić (4635115)

“…The calculated BMUs showed several interesting results that shed new light on previous findings: (a) there is a split between the richer northern and poorer southern parts of the Adriatic in terms of anchovy eggs and larvae abundances, (b) the Kvarner Bay, the west coast of Istria and the area around Dugi otok are consistently rich spawning grounds, (c) decreased abundance in the southern areas is a result of the influence of salinity, (d) an increase in chlorophyll can lead to an increase in egg count, (e) the positive effects of upwelling can be negated by an increase in salinity, (f) increased primary production is followed by increased egg count. …”

Protocol for our RNA-seq. by Sabih Rashid (5618807)

Image_1_Parental Care System and Brood Size Drive Sex Difference in Reproductive Allocation: An Experimental Study on Burying Beetles.TIFF by Wenxia Wang (768820)

Table_1_Parental Care System and Brood Size Drive Sex Difference in Reproductive Allocation: An Experimental Study on Burying Beetles.docx by Wenxia Wang (768820)

Data_Sheet_1_Parental Care System and Brood Size Drive Sex Difference in Reproductive Allocation: An Experimental Study on Burying Beetles.XLSX by Wenxia Wang (768820)

Using insects for sustainable waste management of superabundant animals by Carlos Antonio Lopez Manzano (22371649)

“…Duckweed growth was the fastest in the frass treatment at concentrations of 10 g·L^-1, suggesting that BSF larvae increased the nutritional value of goose feces for duckweed. …”

Infection with an acanthocephalan helminth reduces anxiety-like behaviour in crustacean host by Camille-Sophie Cozzarolo (12417460)

“…The choice of dimmed light (around sunset/sunrise values) was motivated by the decreased photophobia of uninfected gammarids at low illuminance 27, thus allowing the detection of a possible increase in photophobia in stressed gammarids. …”