By hitting tree roots, the chimps produce low-frequency sounds that can travel more than a kilometre. This could allow them to stay in touch across large distances, even when they’re out of sight.

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Abstract: In bioinformatics, protein multiple sequence alignment (MSA) and phylogenetic tree construction are among the major problems for which many algorithms have been developed to improve the ...

Mussununga, an oligotrophic sandy savanna ecosystem, comprises distinct physiognomies along fire, water and nutrient availability gradients. Grasslands and woodlands are constrained at the opposite ...