For more than half a century, the way ecologists carve up South America into biomes has rested on a deceptively...

A new niche analysis of invasive Hierodula and Tenodera mantises reveals surprising climatic shifts, fierce congeneric competition, and critical taxonomic...

A new taxonomic revision describes three new species of blind, unpigmented groundwater snails from the Edwards-Trinity Aquifer System and resolves...

Insect research collections have long relied on a humble but powerful tool for public engagement: the outreach drawer. These glass-topped...

A new historical account traces how the palaeontological journal Fossil Record emerged from post-reunification budget negotiations at the Museum für...

A re-examination of museum specimens confirms Angela miranda in Chiapas and Guatemala, exposes a misidentification in Tabasco, and sinks two...

A five-year study of invasive gibel carp in Georgia's eutrophic Jandari Lake finds a depauperate parasite community dominated by direct-cycle...

A new phylogenetic analysis of flightless ground beetles supports Gondwanan vicariance as the primary driver of circum-Antarctic distributions, with only...

A ten-step data overhaul has nearly doubled the documented alien plant species in South Africa's national parks while exposing major...

For decades, paleontologists have pictured the first four-limbed vertebrates—the stegocephalians, the sprawling ancestors of every amphibian, reptile, bird and mammal...