Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: wilde westen

On 13 February, a Russian rocket carried the antenna of the Icarus mission to the International Space Station (ISS). The Icarus on-board computer was thus joined by another key component of the orbiting animal tracking system. Using the system developed by scientists from the Max Planck Society in cooperation with the Russian space agency Roskosmos, the German Aerospace Center and the University of Konstanz, researchers around the world will be able to study the movements of animals and determine the conditions in which they live.
Because the trajectory of the space station moves 2,500 kilometres to the west each

Biologist Anna Proß, a PhD student at the MPI for Ornithology in Seewiesen, followed the migratory birds to Ghana in Africa. She reports on early rising, sunrises, animal encounters, culinary revelations and African hospitality.
And then we saw it – a Green Mamba, one of the most venomous snakes in West Africa

Antenna for Russian–German experiment installed on International Space Station.
the chance to learn more about the migratory paths of small birds from east to west

Wissenschaftliche Publikationen
grassroots multi-analyst study of electroencephalography analysis practices in the wild

The use of different environments by males and females in the parti-coloured bat makes population estimation and thereby the conservation of the species more difficult
area reaching from the Netherlands all the way to China, the species is rare in Western

Weltraumgestütztes Tierbeobachtungssystem wird mit fünf Satelliten in einer erdnahen Umlaufbahn starten
Naturschutz und der Verfolgung zoonotischer Krankheiten wie Sars, Vogelgrippe und dem West-Nil-Virus

Scientific Publications
grassroots multi-analyst study of electroencephalography analysis practices in the wild

Weltraumgestütztes Tierbeobachtungssystem wird mit fünf Satelliten in einer erdnahen Umlaufbahn starten
Naturschutz und der Verfolgung zoonotischer Krankheiten wie Sars, Vogelgrippe und dem West-Nil-Virus

Infection Biology
Sciences Household income and knowledge about health risks drive the consumption of wild

A new study uses pollen data to evaluate the second plague pandemic’s mortality at a regional scale across Europe. Results show that the impacts of the Black Death varied substantially from region to region and demonstrate the importance of cross-disciplinary approaches for understanding past – and present – pandemics.
The Black Death, which plagued Europe, West Asia and North Africa from 1347-1352,