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 ...
Kazakh Uplands vegetation dataset documents 117 plots across forests, steppes and other habitats
A 117-plot dataset records vegetation from forests, steppes and other habitats in the Kazakh Uplands using surveys conducted from 2014 ...
CaBOL field survey adds 23 spider species to Georgia’s documented fauna
A CaBOL-supported field survey recorded 23 spider species new to Georgia, including 11 reported for the first time in the ...
Observational study links emerging non-native Solanum nitidibaccatum to ruderal community structure in Poland
An observational study in northern Poland associated the occurrence of Solanum nitidibaccatum with the environmental conditions, plant traits and diversity ...
A new Psammitis species (Araneae, Thomisidae) from an extinct volcano in Georgia with reevaluation of the generic position of Xysticus marmoratus Thorell, 1875
Two male crab spiders from Georgia’s Didi Abuli volcano were described as a new species, Psammitis abuliensis, and Xysticus marmoratus ...
Taxonomic study identifies two new capitellid species from southern China
Morphological and molecular analyses identified two new capitellid species, Barantolla multibranchia and Parheteromastus simplex, from southern China.
One-year field study measures golden grey mullet reproduction and growth in Tunisia’s Bizerte Lagoon
A 2022 field study found that golden grey mullet in Bizerte Lagoon reproduced from October to December and exhibited negative ...
Phylogenetic analysis links Xylopia’s pantropical spread to dispersal and habitat shifts
A phylogenetic analysis indicates that long-distance dispersal and repeated habitat transitions helped build the pantropical distribution of Xylopia.
European survey finds varied ecosystem typologies support condition assessment but limit comparability
A survey of 31 countries found that national and international ecosystem typologies differ in design, data and maintenance, complicating comparisons ...
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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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