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Abstract Fear and pain are two frequently co-occurring states that mammals need to orchestrate to ensure survival. Nevertheless, how the brain dynamically prioritizes between them remains poorly understood. Here, we demo...

Abstract Passive acoustic monitoring (PAM) of marine mammals is essential for biodiversity monitoring and communication studies. Tracking animals in situ further enables behavioral investigation. Monitoring from boats, t...

Abstract Effective management decisions rely on accurate insights into species’ population structure, with high-quality genetic material being essential. Stranded cetaceans are an important source of samples, but meeti...

Abstract Antlers are the fastest-growing osseous tissue in mammals, undergoing periodic regeneration associated with the mating season. Their high strength and resistance to fracture have made them a valuable material fo...

Abstract Despite intense investigation through centuries, there is still no scientific consensus on how to describe myocardial microarchitecture. This is mainly because the myocardium must be visualised in three dimensio...

Abstract The first truly terrestrial apex predators were carnivorous synapsids, which emerged in the Permian over 260 million years ago and evolved against a backdrop of harsh ecological change. In many ways, these preda...