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Peer-reviewed by human experts: AI failed in key steps to generate a scoping review on the neural mechanisms of cross-educationNARA Subscribed
The integration of Large Language Models (LLMs) into scientific writing presents significant opportunities for scholars but also risks, including misinformation and plagiarism. A new body of literature is shaping to verify the capability of LLMs to execute the complex tasks that are inherent to academic publishing. In this context this study was driven by the need to critically assess LLM’s out-of-the-box performance in genera...
An adult jenny (5-years-old, non-pregnant) was presented to the Veterinary Teaching Hospital (VTH) of the University of Sassari, with a recent history of appetite loss, extreme underweight condition and reluctance to move. On physical inspection, emaciation [body condition score, BCS: 3/9], muscular waste [muscular condition score, MCS: 1/5], loose/running faeces [faecal score, FS: 2/8], and a general state of mild dehydration...
A new species of Anthopleura (Cnidaria: Anthozoa: Actiniaria) from the Mexican PacificNARA Subscribed
Anthopleura is one of the most speciose genera within the family Actiniidae. This genus is particularly characterized by its members having both verrucae on the column and acrorhagi on the margin. In the region of the Baja California Peninsula, in the Mexican Pacific, six species of Anthopleura have been documented, which are relatively well defined by their morphological characteristics and coloration patterns. During recent...
Accuracy of Whitebark Pine and Limber Pine Identification by Forest Inventory and Analysis Field CrewsNARA Subscribed
Accurate identification of whitebark and limber pine has become increasingly important following the 2022 listing of whitebark pine as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act. However, morphological similarities make identification of the two species difficult where ranges overlap. Using a genetic test that differentiates whitebark and limber pine, we compared field identification by Forest Inventory and Analysis...
Fitness age outperforms body mass index in differentiating aging patterns and health risk profiles of healthy adults aged 51–80 yearsNARA Subscribed
Physical fitness has been extensively shown to strongly associate with general health status and major health risks. Here we tested the ability of a novel estimate of fitness age (FitAge) to differentiate aging trajectories. This study aimed at (1) testing the ability of FitAge to differentiate aging patterns among decelerated, normal, and accelerated agers in selected health domains, (2) estimating the risk for developing maj...
Evolutionary biogeography of South American weevils of the tribe Naupactini (Coleoptera: Curculionidae)NARA Subscribed
Aim Naupactini are highly diverse weevils, widespread in the Neotropical region. Their evolution may have been driven by geological and environmental changes. Our main goals were to explain the biotic diversification of this tribe in South America and to test previous hypotheses on the relationships between distribution areas. Location Neotropical South America. Methods We compiled geographical records for 165 species of South...
The impact of extreme sea states on offshore infrastructure is of intense interest in the ocean engineering community at the present time. In this study, a new quality‐controlled database of global satellite‐derived estimates of significant wave height ( HS ) and surface marine wind speed from seven missions spanning the period August 1991–March 2010, known as GlobWave , is scanned to yield over 5000 ocean basin specific orbit...
Late Neogene–Quaternary evolution of the intermontane Clusone Basin (Southern Alps, Italy): integration of seismic and geological dataNARA Subscribed
In the Clusone Basin (a large intermontane basin filled by thick late Neogene–Quaternary sediments in the Middle Val Seriana, Southern Alps), two high‐resolution seismic profiles have been acquired in order to reconstruct the geometries of the sediments that fill the depression, with a maximum thickness of more than 200 m as documented by available well data, and to define their relationships with the bedrock, consisting of La...
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