Campus butterflies and spiders show stable diversity across an urbanization gradient
A six-month observational survey found statistically stable butterfly and spider diversity across roadside, managed and unmanaged habitats at one tropical...
Swiss Entomological Society meeting reports insect monitoring and parasitoid experiments
An animal experiment reported at the Swiss Entomological Society meeting found that parasitoid infection rates increased over successive generations as...
Bibliometric map reveals five streams in ecosystem stress research
A Scopus-based bibliometric analysis identified five evolving research streams concerning ecosystem behavior and dynamics under environmental stress from 2000 to...
Literature review develops starting-point framework for cultural ecosystem services in urban landscape design
A literature review developed a three-stage starting-point framework for assessing cultural ecosystem services in urban landscape design.
Morphological study describes three bamboo-associated Vekunta species from Guizhou, China
A morphological study described three new bamboo-associated Vekunta species from Guizhou, China, and reported V. fuscolineata from China for the...
John S. Dugdale’s six decades of fieldwork reshaped New Zealand entomology
A memorial account documents how John S. Dugdale’s collections, field research and taxonomic work shaped six decades of New Zealand...
Five cave velvet worms observed in Pedro Cave; Swansea records remain probable
Five Speleoperipatus spelaeus specimens were observed in Pedro Cave in January 2025, the first recorded there since 1974.
Remote sensing maps fragmented habitat and connectivity for threatened gravel grasshopper in northwestern Italy
Remote sensing identified 0.58 square kilometres of modelled habitat for the threatened gravel grasshopper in the upper Susa Valley, fragmented...
Single-larva study confirms Chironomus nuditarsis in Armenia’s Sevan Lake
A single larva from Sevan Lake was confirmed as Chironomus nuditarsis through combined morphological, cytogenetic and COI sequence analysis.
Late Jurassic Aspidorhynchus skulls preserve evidence of fish and crustacean prey
A re-examination of Late Jurassic fossils found juvenile fish in four isolated Aspidorhynchus gastrointestinal tracts and a small crustacean in...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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