We are delighted to announce the launch of our first joint BMC Ecology and Evolution and BMC Zoology image competition! Bringing together art and… Read more »
Did dinosaurs have arthritis? What support is available for healthcare providers making difficult moral decisions? How can we improve access to… Read more »
Game theory is a mathematical framework used in economics to understand how a contestant’s strategy in a competition over… Read more »
Why do some people experience lasting symptoms following a COVID-19 infection? What determines how many pups bats have? What are… Read more »
Iodine is critical for brain development, especially the higher cognitive functions of the brain. In an exciting new article, now… Read more »
Social insect colonies consist of castes with different roles, each with their specialized body types and behaviors. New research… Read more »
BMC Zoology recently attended the International Conference on Behavior, Physiology and Genetics in Wildlife, organized by the… Read more »
Most of us have heard of X-ray and MRI as means for doctors to look inside our bodies. But these imaging modalities can also offer… Read more »
The Egyptian wolf was first described almost 200 years ago, yet for almost as long taxonomists have debated whether it is truly a… Read more »
A new species of nematode worm was recently described for the first time in BMC Zoology. The authors of the work tell us about the… Read more »