Ape populations decimated by hunting and Ebola virus

Article Abstract:

The populations of chimpanzees and gorillas are under threat, not due to the hunting by wide population near the forest area, but due to spread of Ebola virus among the ape groups. An open research on this issue suggests the idea of moving the apes from the infected population and cure with some rated vaccines.

Science & research, Research, Chimpanzees, Gorillas, Ebola virus infections, Ebola hemorrhagic fever

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Order out of chaos

Article Abstract:

Climatologists have found that by using computer models the behaviour of global climate can be predicted with reasonable success. These models look for a simple, general principle that explain the climate as a whole and unifies biological and physical processes.

United States, Models, Technology application, Weather forecasting, Climatologists

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Vital signs

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the important function which is being undertaken by scientists using biomonitoring to track down and monitor environmental pollution. The monitoring of marine and freshwater communities is discussed.

Methods, Pollution, Environmental sciences, Control, Environmental protection

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