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Bacterial 'herds' and amphibian diet shifts: two Queen Mary findings redraw the small-scale rules of survival
Two studies from a single London lab suggest microbial cooperation and amphibian dietary plasticity both buffer, but do not fully absorb, a warming world.

Desk note: Monexus treats these two Queen Mary findings as a single thematic cluster, an editorial choice meant to surface the shared logic across microbial and vertebrate responses to stress rather than to imply a single research programme. The wire versions at Phys.org were used as the primary factual basis; institutional detail and quoted findings are drawn from those releases, not inferred.
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