Twinflower pollen reveals a lost lowland refuge in the Italian plain
Fossil pollen from a wetland core in the Friuli Venezia Giulia plain shows the cold-adapted twinflower Linnaea borealis survived in ...
Tag: biogeography
Dragonfly Genomes Reveal Alpine Colonization, Not Tectonic Hitchhiking, in New Zealand
Genomic demographic models show New Zealand's Kapokapowai dragonflies actively colonized the Southern Alps rather than passively riding tectonic uplift, challenging ...
Three-Toed Horses from an Armenian Diatomite Mine Rewrite the Pliocene Family Tree
Fossil horses from a Late Pliocene site in Armenia prompt a formal reclassification of two enigmatic hipparionine species and reveal ...
China’s Lingzhi Fungi Rewritten: Two New Ganoderma Species and a Century of Mistaken Identity Resolved
An integrative taxonomic revision of Chinese Ganoderma fungi has described two new species, resolved a century-long misidentification of the famous ...
12-Million-Year-Old Austrian Fossil Leaves Reveal a Lost Miocene Lake Forest
A re-examination of roughly 450 fossil leaves and fruits from the abandoned Wolf clay pit in Graz-Andritz reconstructs the vegetation, ...
Climate change could shrink habitat for South Africa’s most effective mango pollinators
South Africa's mango orchards hum with insect visitors every flowering season, but a new study warns that many of the ...
Crust Fungi Clock: Ancient White-Rot Genus Phanerochaete Traced Back 100 Million Years
A five-gene phylogenetic study reveals that the white-rot crust fungus genus Phanerochaete originated in Asia around 100 million years ago ...
Hidden scorpionfly diversity uncovered in the Himalayas: two new genera and six new species reshape the family tree
A new taxonomic study of scorpionflies in the Himalayas and adjacent regions describes two new genera and six new species, ...
New burrowing spider species uncovered in China’s Jinggangshan mountains
A newly described burrowing spider species from Jinggangshan National Nature Reserve marks the first record of the family Nemesiidae in ...
Fuzzy Logic Reveals Hidden Map of Brazil’s Underground Worm-Lizard
A fuzzy logic modeling study has mapped the hidden potential distribution of Brazil's elusive worm-lizard Leposternon polystegum, revealing that environmental ...
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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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