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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 16/10/2026
“… thinking clearly is still the first step we need to take on our global warming journey. Reading this book is a very good use of precious time.” Chris Giles, Economics Commentator, Financial Times Climate Realism is out now. Learn more: cup.org/4xbNUqr
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 13/10/2026
Interested in submitting your article to Plant Genetic Resources? Click here for more information. 📚 cup.org/3TOg6Sr #plants
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 13/10/2026
📣 Call for Papers! Cambridge Prisms: Drylands invites manuscripts that focus on the social-ecological impacts of urbanisation in the world’s dryland cities. 📆 Submission deadline: 31 December 2026 Learn more: cup.org/4vnm8pI
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 08/10/2026
Climate Realism is out now. Dieter Helm explores climate change and energy, considering the relationship between policy, economics, and the environment. Order your copy today: cup.org/4ALWS0g
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 07/10/2026
Please send the name of your institution to cupacademic@cambridge.org and we will look into this for you.
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 06/10/2026
2026 is the UN #YearOfRangelandsAndPastoralists. October’s theme is Pastoralist Women. The Cambridge Prisms: Drylands collection highlights inclusive approaches to rangeland governance and sustainability. 📄 cup.org/4vicKnH
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 29/09/2026
All content published from 2023 is open access and articles published in 2021 - 2022 are free to access. To find out whether you have access, please contact our Customer Services team or check with your institution’s librarian.
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 25/09/2026
Check out the most-read articles from Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems here: 📚 cup.org/4hmNiIr #agriculture
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 24/09/2026
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 21/09/2026
Check out the most-read articles from Animal Welfare here: 📚 cup.org/4Aqdf2r
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 16/09/2026
Check out the most-read articles from Experimental Agriculture here: 📚 cup.org/4cLVNLA #agriculture
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 15/09/2026
2026 is the UN #YearOfRangelandsAndPastoralists. September’s theme is Benefits to Society. This Cambridge Prisms: Drylands article explores how pastoralism shapes cultural heritage and knowledge systems. 📄 Read it here: cup.org/45MXk0f
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 06/08/2026
Where’s the line between evolutionary “just-so stories” and real science? This study examines 102 hypotheses from the #manosphere - many presented as fact, none tested. The takeaway: ideas ≠ evidence. Science requires hypotheses, predictions, and data. 📝 cup.org/3ROQaVO #EvolutionaryScience
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 06/08/2026
Where’s the line between evolutionary “just-so stories” and real science? This study examines 102 hypotheses from the #manosphere - many presented as fact, none tested. The takeaway: ideas ≠ evidence. Science requires hypotheses, predictions, and data. 📝 cup.org/3ROQaVO #EvolutionaryScience
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 15/09/2026
This study reveals how initially stochastic cell fate decisions, combined with growth and cell division, can produce patterns that become statistically non-random over time. A fascinating look at how randomness can shape biological organisation 🌱🔬 🔗 doi.org/10.1017/qpb....
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 15/09/2026
NLR genes play a key role in plant pathogen resistance, but how do these genes evolve and diversify? This article takes a quantitative look at the forces shaping NLR gene families, including mutation, recombination, duplication, deletion and natural selection: doi.org/10.1017/qpb.... 🌱
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Environmental Conservation @envconsjournal.bsky.social · 16/01/2026
How to manage the green iguana paradox? This new Comment in #EnvironmentalConservation evaluates the interplay between conservation, pet trade and ecological security to propose a balanced framework for mitigating their invasive impacts. 🌎 🌐 #iguanas #biosecurity www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
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Environmental Conservation @envconsjournal.bsky.social · 09/01/2026
'The green iguana paradox: balancing conservation, trade and ecological security in invasive species management' Read this new Comment article online as FirstView in #EnvironmentalConservation #biosecurity #greeniguana #iguanas #ecology #invasivespecies 🌐 🌎 🦎 www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
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The green iguana paradox: balancing conservation, trade and ecological security in invasive species management | Environmental Conservation | Cambridge Core
The green iguana paradox: balancing conservation, trade and ecological security in invasive species management
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 08/09/2026
📣 Call for Papers! Cambridge Prisms: Drylands invites manuscripts that focus on the social-ecological impacts of urbanisation in the world’s dryland cities. 📆 Submission deadline: 31 December 2026 Learn more: cup.org/4vnm8pI
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 08/09/2026
“Agree or disagree with his analysis, you cannot afford to ignore it.” Edward Lucas, former energy editor, The Economist Discover Climate Realism. cup.org/3TznNvh
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 05/09/2026
Check out the most-read articles from The Canadian Entomologist here: 📚 cup.org/4y7cU2C #entomology
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 02/09/2026
From the blog: 'How climate shaped human learning – until culture took over' by, Francesco d'Errico, is the latest Paper of the Month for Evolutionary Human Sciences: 📚 cup.org/4gwYGCn #humanevolution
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John Innes Centre @johninnescentre.bsky.social · 21/07/2026
📢 Registration now open for the UK Precision Breeding Farming Futures Conference Join us on Thursday, 24 September at the Norwich Research Park, uniting farming, science, policy, and industry to explore the fast‑moving landscape of precision breeding in the UK: www.jic.ac.uk/event/uk-pre...
UK Precision Breeding – Farming Futures Conference.  Registration now open.
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 27/08/2026
New for 2026! Introduction to Conservation Genetics and Genomics 3rd Ed | Accessible, educationally rich, and full-color introduction to conservation genetics, fully updated in light of the genomics revolution. Find out more: ☑️ cup.org/4yHEV24
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 27/08/2026
Check out the most-read articles from Bulletin of Entomological Research here: 📚 cup.org/3UatBM4 #entomology
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 20/08/2026
Check out the most-read articles from Lichenologist here: 📚 cup.org/4wBU969
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 20/08/2026
Neandertal Skeletal Anatomy by Libby W. Cowgill and Scott D. Maddux A comprehensive synthesis of Neandertal anatomy, featuring detailed summaries, original analyses, and expert scholarly insights. 📚 cup.org/4w0EWvw
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 18/08/2026
✨ Essential reading: IUNS-ICN 2025 Special Collection from Journal of Nutritional Science. Find all the abstracts presented at ICN, workshop and symposium reports, and an editorial from the congress organisers, describing the aspirations for IUNS and ICN 2029. 🔗 cup.org/3SHKNrL
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 18/08/2026
Check out the most-read articles from Journal of Dairy Research here: 📚 cup.org/4gaseUU #dairy
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 17/08/2026
'The Red Sea goatfish Parupeneus forsskali, reaches Italian waters.' by Luca Castriota is the latest Paper of the Month of Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom: 📚 cup.org/4g7ezxJ #marinebiology #JMBA
The Red Sea goatfish Parupeneus forsskali, reaches Italian waters.' by Luca Castriota "From the Blog Cambridge Core"
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 13/08/2026
2026 is the UN #YearOfRangelandsAndPastoralists. August’s theme is Indigenous & Local Knowledge. This Cambridge Prisms: Drylands article explores how the traditional Al-Hima system can inform modern dryland management. 📄 Read it here: cup.org/4nV0sz7
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 11/08/2026
📣 Call for Papers! Cambridge Prisms: Drylands invites manuscripts that focus on the social-ecological impacts of urbanisation in the world’s dryland cities. 📆 Submission deadline: 31 December 2026 Learn more: cup.org/4vnm8pI
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 10/08/2026
Take advantage of our conference offers for American Society for Nutrition Annual Meeting until August 27. Apply code 107446 at checkout #ASN2026 cup.org/3TA4Jga
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 08/08/2026
Check out the most-read articles from Journal of Tropical Ecology here: 📚 cup.org/45GKiRC #tropicalecology #ecology
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 07/08/2026
Check out the most-read articles from Seed Science Research here: 📚 cup.org/4xrtSZn #seedscience
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 05/08/2026
🆕 Introducing the latest journal in the Cambridge Prisms series! Learn more: cup.org/48lTInK
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Science X / Phys.org @sciencex.bsky.social · 03/08/2026
Risso’s dolphins around the British Isles appear to form a single genetically distinct population. DNA collected from 1992 to 2016 suggests limited mixing with dolphins farther away. doi.org/hcdgs4
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Genetic analysis identifies a distinct Risso's dolphin population around British Isles
Risso's dolphins around the British Isles are part of a single population—genetically distinct from those elsewhere in the Atlantic, new research shows.
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Nicola Hodgins @nicolahodgins.bsky.social · 04/08/2026
Our new paper on #Risso's genetics is finally out. Through samples obtained from stranded individuals our results indicated low genetic diversity & a lack of population subdivision among British Risso’s #dolphins 🐬🐬 #science #conservation
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Genetic data indicate a lack of population structure of Risso’s dolphins (Grampus griseus) around the British Isles | Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom | Cambridge Cor...
Genetic data indicate a lack of population structure of Risso’s dolphins (Grampus griseus) around the British Isles - Volume 106
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 30/07/2026
Exciting News for the Parasitology Community! The 16th International Congress of #Parasitology is taking place from August 16-21, 2026, in the vibrant city of Montréal, Canada. #ICOPA2026 Don't miss this opportunity to share your research. Learn more: icopa2026.org
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See you at ICOPA 2026 | August 16-21, Montréal
The largest parasitology event, organized by the World Federation of Parasitologists (WFP).
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British Association for Veterinary Parasitology @bavet-parasitol.bsky.social · 29/07/2026
A reminder about our Annual Conference on the 10-11th September 2026 at RoyalVetCollege Camden Campus! Deadline for abstracts: 3rd August 2026 Deadline for registration: 31st August 2026 All information can be found on our website or in the post below! We hope to see you all there 🐮🐏🪱
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 30/07/2026
Celebrating excellence in #parasitology! 🏅 Congratulations to Professor Marco Albonico and Professor @russstothard.bsky.social on receiving Grassi Medals, recognising their outstanding contributions to parasitological research. #SOIPA2026 Read more in our latest blog: 🔗 cup.org/4fNflQp
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 30/07/2026
🔬 Two brilliant early-career researchers. Nathalia Rammé & Adam Hasik are the 2026 recipients of the Parasitology Early Career Researcher Award! Huge congratulations to both! 🌟 Read their winning papers here 👇 t.co/OtIxyR0GZG
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Entomological Society of Canada @canentomologist.bsky.social · 15/07/2026
Bee-yond capacity: how high colony densities challenge honey bee (Hymenoptera: Apidae) health in lowbush blueberries (Ericaceae) doi.org/10.4039/tce.... #NewInCanEnt
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Bee-yond capacity: how high colony densities challenge honey bee (Hymenoptera: Apidae) health in lowbush blueberries (Ericaceae) | The Canadian Entomologist | Cambridge Core
Bee-yond capacity: how high colony densities challenge honey bee (Hymenoptera: Apidae) health in lowbush blueberries (Ericaceae) - Volume 158
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Entomological Society of Canada @canentomologist.bsky.social · 27/07/2026
First European depiction of insects from Canada: Moses Harris and the 1750 “Porcupine Map” of Halifax as a putative example of imperialism through entomology doi.org/10.4039/tce.... #NewInCanEnt
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First European depiction of insects from Canada: Moses Harris and the 1750 “Porcupine Map” of Halifax as a putative example of imperialism through entomology | The Canadian Entomologist | Cambridge Co...
First European depiction of insects from Canada: Moses Harris and the 1750 “Porcupine Map” of Halifax as a putative example of imperialism through entomology - Volume 158
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 27/07/2026
Check out the most-read articles from Animal Health Research Reviews here: 📚 cup.org/4fmErXr #animal #healthresearch
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 26/07/2026
Take advantage of our conference offers for Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting until August 25. Apply code 107916 at checkout #ESA2026. cup.org/4vfPo1x
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 25/07/2026
Take advantage of our conference offers for American Society for Nutrition Annual Meeting until August 27. Apply code 107446 at checkout #ASN2026 cup.org/3TA4Jga
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 23/07/2026
Missed this Cambridge Prisms webinar? Catch up with the on-demand recording. 📺 Watch now: cup.org/4sMqIww
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 22/07/2026
'When Good Policies Meet Empty Budgets', a new Environmental Conservation Editor's choice blog by José Maria Cardoso da Silva | Free to access #OpenAccess 📚 cup.org/4wgRbF4 #environment #conservation
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Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @cambup-lifesci.cambridge.org · 22/07/2026
Check out the most-read articles from Quarterly Reviews of Biophysics here: 📚 cup.org/3RsRBZA
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