Jellyfish are well known for their ability to multiply en masse and influence coastal ecosystems. But what is less known is ...

Not much attention is paid to plankton because these creatures are usually hidden from sight. They are mostly microscopic in ...

Art forms in nature : the prints of Ernst Haeckel by Haeckel, Ernst, 1834-1919 Publication date 1998 Topics Zoology -- Pictorial works, Botany -- Pictorial works, Nature (Aesthetics), Morphology ...

Gott-Natur (Theophysis) : kommentierter Nachdruck / Ernst Haeckel ; herausgegeben von Olaf Breidbach und Uwe Hossfeld.

Sen. Joni Ernst’s (R-Iowa) recent controversial remarks on Medicaid are threatening to become a political liability for the incumbent as she faces reelection next year. Ernst drew the ire of … ...

His experience, energy, and grit will be an incredible asset as we fight for Iowans in the U.S. Senate." Kraber also worked on Ernst's 2020 campaign, which she won by more than 6 percentage points.

US News: Senator Joni Ernst defended her \\"we all are going to die\\" statement made at a heated town hall regarding a GOP-backed domestic policy bill. The bill, ...

Plankton are integral to the ecological functioning of all aquatic environments. For example, to create biomass that is transferred throughout the ecosystem, much as plants and trees do on land ...

Ernst may play the mean bimbo for the camera, but she is aware that people aren't asking to live forever. They just don't want to die decades before their time, due to a lack of basic health care ...

Plankton have inspired many artists, the first being biologist Ernst Haeckel. The Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services adopted the Life Framework of Values.

Iowa GOP Sen. Joni Ernst, whose dismissive remarks and sarcastic video about cuts to social safety net programs sparked backlash, faces a rockier road in 2026, according to Sabato's Crystal Ball.

Ernst's response was, " Well, we all are going to die." If that ridiculously glib statement wasn’t enough, Ernst's sarcastic “apology,” given in a cemetery, was even worse.