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Three mountain yellow-legged frogs perched on a rock.
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Roland Knapp
The Sierra Nevada yellow-legged frog is recovering in Yosemite, a beacon of hope for amphibian conservation.

Frog populations once decimated by disease mount a major comeback

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Children's Book by UCSB Greenhouse Manager Studies Monarch Butterflies

UCSB Teams With Greenpeace and NOAA to Study World's Largest Undersea Canyons

UCSB Study is First to Measure Value of Marine Spatial Planning

UC Santa Barbara Researchers Discover Genetic Link Between Visual Pathways of Hydras and Humans

Study by UC Santa Barbara Researchers Suggests That Bacteria Communicate by Sense of Touch

UCSB Biologist Receives $453,000 NSF Grant for Research on Diatoms

Chemists Mimic Nature to Design Better Medical Tests
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UC Santa Barbara Researchers Examine the Consequences of Non-Intervention for Infectious Disease in Highly Endangered African Great Apes

Global Experts Question Claims About Jellyfish Populations –– Are Jellyfish Increasing in the World's Oceans?

UCSB's National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis: A Model for Enhancing Scientific Understanding

UCSB Scientists Make Advances in Neuroscience and Vision Research

Study of Flower Petals Shows Evolution at the Cellular Level
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