Three New Jumping Spider Species Discovered on Indonesia’s Batanta Islands
Researchers have described three new species of jumping spiders from Indonesia's Batanta and surrounding islands, using both morphology and DNA ...
Tag: biodiversity
Why Weak Dispersal and Bigger Landscapes Boost Local Biodiversity
A new theoretical study shows that weak dispersal and larger landscapes inevitably increase local biodiversity in competitive metacommunities, a prediction ...
AI Reveals Climate Change Hits Mammals Differently Across the Globe
Explainable AI applied to nearly 2,000 mammal species reveals that climate extremes, temperature trends, and land change exert sharply divergent ...
Not the Cow but the How: Why Pastoral Livestock Defy Simple Climate Accounting
A new Special Issue in Pastoralism argues that standardized climate accounting misjudges pastoral livestock systems, which can emit less methane ...
Three Hidden Scale Insect Species Discovered in Southern China’s Oak Bark
Researchers have described three new species of the rare scale insect genus Kuwania from southern China and provided the first ...
Ancient Greek Oak Survived a Megafire – Its Leaves Now Tell Scientists How
A first quantitative leaf morphometric study of Greece's only endemic oak reveals stable leaf shape but striking size differences across ...
Swiss Entomologists Gather in Sion as Society Faces Funding Squeeze and Shaky Insect Data
The Swiss Entomological Society's 2025 annual meeting in Sion showcased research on insect reproduction, alpine butterflies and invasive beetles while ...
Hidden Ice-Age Relics: Two New Species of Enigmatic Rock Crawlers Discovered in Western Japan
Two new ice crawler species, Galloisiana harimensis and G. kawamurai, have been described from western Honshu, Japan, using integrated morphology ...
New Stonecrop Species Unearthed on Sacred Chinese Mountain
A newly described succulent species, Sedum hengshanense, discovered on Hunan's Hengshan Mountain, combines distinctive morphology with DNA evidence and is ...
Tarantula Taxonomy at a Crossroads: 260 Years of Naming Reveal a Science Stuck in the Past
A 260-year review of tarantula taxonomy reveals that only 10 percent of recently described species used DNA data, exposing a ...
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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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