New Caddisfly Species from Panama’s Rainforests Push Country’s Insect Tally to 535
Researchers have described a new caddisfly species, Protoptila harrisi, and recorded Protoptila bribri in Panama for the first time, raising ...
Tag: biodiversity
Four New Parasitic Fly Species Unveiled from China in Major Taxonomic Overhaul
A new taxonomic revision describes four previously unknown species of Drino parasitic flies from China and provides the first modern ...
Botanists Move to Safeguard the Name of Europe’s Species-Rich Semi-Dry Grasslands
A formal nomenclatural proposal seeks to conserve the name Brachypodietalia pinnati for Europe's exceptionally species-rich semi-dry calcareous grasslands, ending decades ...
New Chevron Cricket Genus Minarisoma Discovered in South Africa
A newly described genus of king crickets from South Africa raises the region's chevron cricket count to nine genera and ...
Malaise Traps in the Caucasus Reveal Dozens of Sawfly Species New to Georgia
A 2020 Malaise trap survey in north-western Georgia collected 61 sawfly species, 29 of them new to the country, raising ...
Experts Fill the Gaps as France Ranks the True Ecological Toll of 228 Invasive Plants
A landmark French study adapted the EICAT and EICAT+ frameworks with expert field knowledge to rank the ecological impacts of ...
New Aphid Species Turns Up in South Korea, Doubling Down on Greenideinae Diversity
Researchers report the aphid Eutrichosiphum sinense for the first time in South Korea and publish an illustrated key to all ...
New Moss Species With Giant Spores Discovered on the Remote Qinghai Plateau
Botanists working in the Sanjiangyuan Region of Qinghai Province have described Timmia sanjiangyuanensis, a new moss species with spherical capsules ...
CACTUS database unites decades of vegetation records from the Dutch Caribbean
A new database called CACTUS has consolidated more than 4,000 vegetation plots recorded across the six Dutch Caribbean islands since ...
Tiny Stored-Product Beetle Recorded in Georgia for the First Time
A single female specimen of the stored-product darkling beetle Palorus subdepressus collected near Kumisi, Georgia, represents the first record of ...
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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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