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El escritor Michael Balter, corresponsal en París de la revista Science, ha dado en el clavo al comparar la evolución de los pájaros con la de los aviones. Leer más.
La Fundación para el Estudio de los Dinosaurios en Castilla y León, dentro de su programa de actividades de divulgación del patrimonio paleontológico de dinosaurios para el año 2013, convoca el V Concurso Internacional de Ilustraciones Científicas sobre dinosaurios. Leer más.
Just 15% of the most extraordinary amphibians threatened with extinction are receiving active conservation attention. The loss of these species would mean the loss of a disproportionately large proportion of the world’s diversity because of the evolutionary history they represent. Leer más.
In the last five years,there has been a drastic decline in the number of amphibians around the world. Currently, there are about 6,771 identified species of amphibians that exist around the world. This may seem like a large number, however, most of these creatures live in small, concentrated populations with scarce resources. As a result, an overwhelming number of these amphibians are in desperate need of conservation strategies in order to prevent any chances of extinction. Amphibians In Decline is the only dedicated fund to protects frogs, toads, salamanders, newts, and caecilians in the federal government. Leer más.
