Snake Survey Reveals Hidden Diversity on Thailand’s Ko Pha-ngan Island
A three-year survey on Ko Pha-ngan documents 21 snake species, including a Vulnerable king cobra, a Near Threatened rat snake ...
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Tiny Predator Makes History: First Atemnid Pseudoscorpion Found in Armenia
In a quiet canyon in the Armenian highlands, a creature barely larger than a grain of rice has rewritten the ...
Hamburg museum’s hidden frog and snake types reshape herpetology catalogue
A newly published second addition to the Hamburg herpetological type catalogue documents 53 additional type specimens, designates three new lectotypes, ...
Hidden Healers: New Indicators Reveal the Medicinal Secrets of Greece’s Endemic Plants
A new literature-based indicator system has identified 25 Peloponnese endemic plants with high medicinal and aromatic potential, transforming how Greece's ...
Twenty Years of Ecosystem Services Research in Bulgaria: What Geographers Learned and Where It Goes Next
A new review in BioRisk traces two decades of ecosystem services research in Bulgaria, revealing how geographers drove the country's ...
Sixteen novel Aureobasidium species discovered on flowers of northern Thailand
A survey of fungi on flowers in Chiang Mai and Phayao provinces has revealed sixteen previously unknown Aureobasidium species, doubling ...
Testate amoebae reveal hidden links between Dinaric karst rivers, caves and springs
Deep beneath the limestone plateaus of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a seven-year survey of single-celled organisms is rewriting how scientists understand ...
Termite Mounds Act as Tiny Ecological Islands for Spiders and Springtails
A South African field study of 24 termite mounds reveals that active and abandoned harvester termite nests function as ecological ...
Satellites Reveal Shrinking Wilds in Ethiopia’s Bale Mountains
High in the southeastern highlands of Ethiopia, the Bale Mountains rise through an extraordinary ladder of life: dense montane forest ...
Aligning Africa’s biodiversity conventions could transform butterfly conservation
A new review reveals how aligning seven major biodiversity conventions could transform African butterfly conservation through expanded CITES listings, bioindicator ...
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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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