Urban coyotes eat more garbage, fruit, and domestic cats, and are less picky than neighboring suburban and rural coyotes, according to the results of a…
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Colloquium: Saadat on the promise of modern reproductive medicine
Alumna’s gift supports CSUN journal of K-12 student science projects
Spiders spin their webs where the weather won’t bother them, CSUN Biology graduate finds
CSUN microbiologists uncover clues to a microbe’s role in the human gut
Colloquium: Medina returns to CSUN to talk RNA localization
Colloquium: Dudgeon on marine ecology in the Gulf of Maine
Colloquium: Meyer on ecological restoration in a changing climate
CSUN biologists show how cancer cells make themselves at home in healthy tissue
Before they begin to spread through the body, some cancer cells secrete molecules that may make tumor-free tissues more hospitable to invading cancer cells, CSUN…
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CSUN ecologists track the nightlife of the urban bobcat
Rabbits find the Los Angeles suburbs as hospitable as nearby natural areas, but bobcats, their predators, are cautious about venturing into human-dominated landscapes to hunt,…
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