Background Seasonal breeding in mammals has been widely recognized to be regulated by
photoperiod, but the association of gut microbiota with photoperiodic regulation of seasonal …

The endotherms, particularly the small mammals living in the polar region and temperate
zone, are faced with extreme challenges for maintaining stable core body temperatures in …

Hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS) continued to affect human health across
Eurasia, which complicated by climate change has posed a challenge for the disease …

Humans and animals frequently encounter high‐density crowding stress, which may
accelerate their aging processes; however, the roles of gut microbiota in the regulation of …

Scrub typhus is emerging as a global public health threat owing to its increased prevalence
and remarkable geographic expansion. However, it remains a neglected disease, and …

Introduction Revealing factors and mechanisms in determining species co-existence are
crucial to community ecology, but studies using gut microbiota data are still lacking. Methods …

Importance Hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS), a neglected zoonotic disease,
has received only short-term attention in postflood prevention and control initiatives, possibly …

Biodiversity and ecosystem multifunctionality are currently hot topics in ecological research.
However, little is known about the role of multitrophic diversity in regulating various …

Ectotherms are particularly vulnerable to climate change because they rely on the
surrounding environment for thermoregulation. In snakes, prolonged warmer temperatures …

Context Over the past few decades, many mammalian species have experienced range
shifts, due to either local extinction or expansion, under accelerating global climate change …