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Press Release

TOP GRADUATE STUDENTS HONORED AT ANNUAL CELEBRATION

The following information was released by Florida State University: Florida State honored the achievements of its graduate students in teaching, research, creativity and leadership at the university's

Florida StateMay 10, 2013

News

Kids Summer Program Guide

CB StaffApr 24, 2013

Press Release

5 IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY FACULTY HONORED AS 2013 OUTSTANDING MASTER TEACHERS

POCATELLO, Idaho, April 8 -- Idaho State University issued the following news release: Five Idaho State University faculty members have received 2013 Outstanding Master Teacher awards and will be hono

Apr 8, 2013

Research

Biologie Junge Murmeltiere spielen nicht einfach aus Jux

Soziales Spielen ist offenbar auch bei Nagetieren nicht einfach nur planloser Spaß. Denn wer in der

Anja GarmsApr 1, 2013

Research

Spielend an die Gruppenspitze Das Balgen von Jungmurmeltieren dient höherem Zweck

London/Wien - Man kennt das Verhalten von allen möglichen Säugetierarten: Jungtiere balgen sich und schienen einen rechten Spaß dabei zu haben. Das Verhalten scheint planlos und unnütz, zudem kostet e

Mar 28, 2013

Research

Spielend an die Spitze

Warum toben Tiere? Es wirkt unnütz, kostet Energie. Forscher haben Murmeltiere elf Jahre lang

Mar 27, 2013

Research

Machtkampf der Murmeltiere

Der König der Murmeltiere wird im Kampf gekrönt. Die Tiere machen ihre Rangordnung in Rangeleien untereinander aus. Die Konkurrenz um einen vorderen Platz in der Murmeltierhierarchie beginnt aber scho

WSAMar 27, 2013

News

Spielen hat einen Sinn Junge Murmeltiere balgen sich zum höheren Rang

... Gelbbauchmurmeltieren (Marmota flaviventris) erneut. Die putzigen Tiere leben im Bundesstaat Colorado , in der Nähe des Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory. Bereits seit 1962 stehen sie unter wis

(dpa)Mar 27, 2013

Research

Früh übt sich: Junge Murmeltiere spielen um ihren späteren Rang

Hoch die Pfötchen und auch mal draufhauen: Junge Murmeltier balgen sich nicht nur zum Spass. Sie ermitteln in spielerischen Auseinandersetzungen ihre spätere Position in der Gruppe, berichten US-Forsc

Mar 26, 2013

Research

Marmots pass on their alarm calls to offspring, study finds

DPA CULTURE, ENTERTAINMENT dpa special science Marmots pass on their alarm calls to offspring, study finds London Marmots pass on the distinctive sounds of their alarm calls to their offspring, accord

Daniel BlumsteinMar 19, 2013

Event

SCIENCE: Warming, drying of Rocky Mountains can be deadly to native plants and insects -- studies

Lauren Morello, E&E reporter SAN FRANCISCO -- Many people wouldn't think twice about driving to work. But to David Inouye, the sight of a clear road to the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory, an alp

Dec 4, 2012

Research

New Studies Reveal Connections between Animals' Microbial Communities and Behavior

The University of Georgia issued the following news release: New research is revealing surprising connections between animal microbiomes--the communities of microbes that live inside animals' bodies--

Targeted News Service Dateline: ATHENS, Ga.Oct 11, 2012

News

IT'S WILDFLOWER SEASON ON MOUNTAIN PEAKS, BUT ALPINE PLANTS MAY SOON MISS THE DATE

ARLINGTON, Va., July 11 -- The National Science Foundation issued the following press release: July brings a riot of color- a rainbow-hued carpet of wildflowers- to the high peaks of the Rockies. In t

Jul 11, 2012

Opinion

Tattoos, cheesesteaks and compromise. Now that’s America…

CB StaffJul 3, 2012

Research

WILDLIFE: Hummingbird migration falling out of sync with wildflower blooms

Climate change is disrupting an ancient synchronicity between hummingbird migration patterns and the nectary food source that has long sustained the birds on their yearly journeys. Glacier lilies, for

Jun 4, 2012

Press Release

Where Have All the Hummingbirds Gone?

ARLINGTON, Va., May 30 -- The National Science Foundation issued the following press release: The glacier lily as it's called, is a tall, willowy plant that graces mountain meadows throughout western

Targeted News ServiceMay 30, 2012

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Stories

TOP GRADUATE STUDENTS HONORED AT ANNUAL CELEBRATION

Kids Summer Program Guide

5 IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY FACULTY HONORED AS 2013 OUTSTANDING MASTER TEACHERS

Biologie Junge Murmeltiere spielen nicht einfach aus Jux

Spielend an die Gruppenspitze Das Balgen von Jungmurmeltieren dient höherem Zweck

Spielend an die Spitze

Machtkampf der Murmeltiere

Spielen hat einen Sinn Junge Murmeltiere balgen sich zum höheren Rang

Früh übt sich: Junge Murmeltiere spielen um ihren späteren Rang

Marmots pass on their alarm calls to offspring, study finds

SCIENCE: Warming, drying of Rocky Mountains can be deadly to native plants and insects -- studies

New Studies Reveal Connections between Animals' Microbial Communities and Behavior

Land Trust, RMBL hoping to purchase North Pole Basin

Art is worthy of public support. Spend the TA dollars there&#8230;

Gothic 1/3 Marathon Results

Rocky Mountain Biological Lab opens new facility

IT'S WILDFLOWER SEASON ON MOUNTAIN PEAKS, BUT ALPINE PLANTS MAY SOON MISS THE DATE

Tattoos, cheesesteaks and compromise. Now that’s America&#8230;

WILDLIFE: Hummingbird migration falling out of sync with wildflower blooms

Where Have All the Hummingbirds Gone?

Art is worthy of public support. Spend the TA dollars there…

Tattoos, cheesesteaks and compromise. Now that’s America…