Hidden Grass Moth of Spain’s Sierra Nevada Regains Species Status Through DNA Barcoding
DNA barcoding and genital anatomy have restored Agriphila hispanodeliella, a grass moth from Spain's Sierra Nevada, to full species status ...
DNA barcoding and genital anatomy have restored Agriphila hispanodeliella, a grass moth from Spain's Sierra Nevada, to full species status ...
A new review shows that marine algae can yield substantial biomethane through anaerobic digestion, but salinity, cell walls, and ammonia ...
A new hypothesis from Moroccan drylands proposes that pollination services can appear stable while the interaction networks underpinning them silently ...
Archival detective work combining Victorian field journals, AI transcription and modern mapping has finally fixed the type locality of Mexico's ...
The first verified record of the shrimpgoby Tomiyamichthys oni in Korean waters, from Ulleung Island, marks the species' new northernmost ...
A new floristic survey documents dozens of new plant records, regional exclusions and two new nomenclatural combinations across Italy, including ...
A newly named Eocene tubeworm, Hydroides engi, from Washington State's Cowlitz Formation is the first confirmed Eocene record of the ...
A new genetic survey of the endangered European weatherfish reveals remarkably low overall diversity but distinct lineages in the Danube, ...
A narrative review synthesizes how double-pass optical technology objectively measures retinal image quality to guide cataract diagnosis, refractive surgery selection, ...
The first record of the ghost moth genus Hepialus in Georgia and the South Caucasus comes from museum specimens collected ...
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