Lost for a century, a type specimen of an Arctic flatworm returns to science
A type specimen of the polyclad flatworm Plehnia arctica, collected during an 1889 Spitzbergen expedition and described by pioneering zoologist ...
A type specimen of the polyclad flatworm Plehnia arctica, collected during an 1889 Spitzbergen expedition and described by pioneering zoologist ...
Deep in the pine forests of Qianshan County in China's Anhui Province, a small moth has been quietly waging war ...
Micro-CT scanning of a 480-million-year-old radiolarian shows its silica skeleton grew in eight branching stages with a clear directional asymmetry.
Specimens gathered by Johann Natterer in Brazil two centuries ago have revealed a new species of tachinid fly, Prophorostoma nattereri, ...
A new study argues that the understory vegetation strips of temperate alley cropping systems shape biodiversity, weeds, pests and root ...
New research shows that the Tertiary Piemonte Basin of northwest Italy acted as a single sedimentary archive for both the ...
A study of 3,975 parasitoid wasps in Slovakian dry grasslands reveals that prescribed burning boosts microhymenopteran abundance one year after ...
A decade-long survey of the Danube Delta's Black Sea coast documents 661 vascular plant taxa, 47 vegetation associations, and 58 ...
A new environmental DNA dataset catalogs nearly 70,000 soil species across forests, savannas, pastures, and urban areas in French Guiana, ...
A new Perspective proposes that chronic spontaneous urticaria and atopic dermatitis share overlapping mast-cell-related pathways yet produce divergent phenotypes because ...
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