Morphology and DNA barcodes identify two captive-bred zoo millipedes as Spiropoeus fischeri
A taxonomic study identified two captive-bred millipedes from United States zoos as Spiropoeus fischeri using diagnostic morphology and COI sequences.
A taxonomic study identified two captive-bred millipedes from United States zoos as Spiropoeus fischeri using diagnostic morphology and COI sequences.
A taxonomic review of the wasp genus Lepidopria described a new South Korean species, documented an ant association for L. ...
A field and molecular study in western Guangdong described a new Chinese horned toad, extended the known ranges of two ...
A narrative review finds that copper can promote collagen cross-linking, oxidative stress, and cancer-cell activity in oral disease, but direct ...
A COI barcode study of 1,327 Volga Basin fish and lamprey specimens identified seven new species records and three candidate ...
A structured review of fungal species-description papers published from 2020 through 2024 found that 75 percent of assessed introductions fell ...
A field study in Mexico’s Nevado de Toluca Volcano recorded two successful Mexican garter snake attacks on Altamirano’s salamander and ...
A memorial review documents cytogeneticist Ninel A. Petrova’s nearly 60-year career studying polytene chromosomes in non-biting midges and black flies, ...
Laboratory experiments using clams collected from one Polish reservoir found that invasive Corbicula survived 15 days of sediment drying, while ...
A two-year survey of Bani Valley documented eight earthworm species across forest, orchard and crop-field habitats, with crop fields supporting ...
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