Life on Earth possesses an exceptional ability to self-reproduce, which, even on a simple cellular level, is driven by ...

Ultimately, this creates some winners and some losers in terms of survival and reproduction, says Matthew Zipple, a biologist at Cornell University. MATTHEW ZIPPLE: Everywhere we look, outcomes ...

But when resources are scarce, competition can become an all-out war for survival and reproduction. While competition seldom gets truly violent, the outcome often determines which of the ...

This disruption indicates that the pollutant is interfering with the natural trade-offs fish make between survival and reproduction. The study reveals the extensive and nuanced impacts of ...

which is defined as random fluctuations in survival and reproduction. Their findings indicate that the extinction threshold fertility is significantly higher than the commonly accepted replacement ...

Every individual suffers from limited food, water, or space, with consequences for survival and reproduction. This type of competition is indirect. For example, deer feed on woody browse all ...

They can take measures of survival and reproduction within a population, and say, this population is probably going to persist, and this population is probably winking out right now,” Cleland says.

WASHINGTON, Oct 16 (Reuters) - When British naturalist Charles Darwin sketched out his theory of evolution in the 1859 book "On the Origin of Species" - proposing that biological species change ...