Biological Sciences Graduate Program | Department of Biology | University of Maryland

The common vampire bat (Desmodus rotundus) is an example of a bat that can live more than four times longer than nonflying mammals of the same body size. Image credit: G. Wilkinson

Long-lived Bats Could Hold Secrets to Mammal Longevity

Research Stories- 10 Apr 19

Adaptable Eyes May Be Key to Invasive Fish’s Success

Press Releases, Research Stories- 22 Mar 19

cichlid fish

Adaptable Eyes May Be Key to Invasive Fish’s Success

Announcements- 20 Feb 19

Unpredictable Food Sources Drive Some Bats to Cooperatively Search for Food

Press Releases, Research Stories- 13 Dec 18

Tropical Frogs Found to Coexist with Deadly Fungus

Research Stories- 02 Oct 18

College Announces 2018 Employee Award Recipients

Awards- 07 May 18

photo of a dog

Humans Get in the Way of Mammal Movement

Research Stories- 25 Jan 18

Worm Species Lost 7,000 Genes After Evolving to Fertilize Itself

Research Stories- 04 Jan 18

College Receives Fourth NIH Training Grant in the Life Sciences

Press Releases, Research Stories- 17 Jan 17

Murky Amazon Waters Cloud Fish Vision

Press Releases, Research Stories- 04 Jan 17

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