Scientists from the IEE RAS and the Faculty of Biology of MSU conducted a pioneering study on the inheritance of the structure of ultrasonic calls in interspecific hybrids.

Otomis or African swamp rats are members of the mouse family and occupy the ecological niche of voles in Africa.

Yulia Kurbatova, head of the V.N. Sukachev laboratory of biogeocenology of the IEE RAS, made a report at the Expert Discussion Platform “Climate Dialogues”.

Deputy Director of the Center for Parasitology of the IEE RAS M.V. Pridannikov took part in the Annual Meeting Indian Society of Plant Pathologysts & National Symposium program.

Guests of the Rosneft pavilion at the “Russia” exhibition and forum were able to learn a lot about amazing creatures - walruses.

Annular (annual or seasonal) fish of the killifish group from the order Cyprinodontiformes are widespread in the tropics, where they often inhabit small drying up reservoirs.

Ilya Mordvintsev, candidate of biological sciences, leading researcher at the IEE RAS, spoke about the preliminary results of the program this year and plans for the next period.

Employees of the Joint Russian-Vietnamese Tropical Research and Technology Center (Tropical Center), a branch of the IEE RAS, discovered a new species of lizards.

The visit of the Corresponding Member of RAS Professor A.A. Kotov to China as part of the Foreign Expert Project 2023 program has ended.

There are still species that have not been studied using modern phylogenetic methods, but the relationships of all modern families of mammals have long been known.

6 people took part in the expedition - parasitologists, zoologists and soil biologists.

In September 2023, the results of a competition among graduate students to receive a scholarship from the President of the RF to study abroad were announced.

In December, the relict antelope goes through its rut (breeding period).

The work was carried out in accordance with a pre-approved plan in the central (Addis Ababa) and eastern (Deri Dawa, Aisha, Kebri Dehar) parts of the country.

On December 2, a long-awaited event took place at the Darwin Museum - a holiday dedicated to World Pet Day.

“Hidden hunger” occurs in humans and livestock and is caused by a deficiency of microelements, essential amino acids and vitamins.

Every year, thousands of tons of seaweed wash up on the coasts of the World Ocean.

Science has long been concerned with the question of how aquatic animals acquire the ability to breathe air.