Barn Owl Pellets Reveal Hidden Stronghold of One of the World’s Smallest Mammals in Georgia
Analysis of thousands of barn owl pellets collected across eastern Georgia has revealed 41 individuals of the pygmy white-toothed shrew, ...
Tag: biogeography
Five New Mayfly Species Reveal Algeria’s Mountains as a Hidden Cradle of Freshwater Life
Integrating DNA barcoding and detailed morphology, researchers have described five new species of the mayfly genus Habrophlebia from northeastern Algeria, ...
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 ...
Voucher specimens reveal new reef fish records and rare color anomalies off western Sumatra
Scientists have confirmed the presence of four striking marine ornamental reef fishes in Indonesian waters for the first time, using ...
New Diving Beetle Species Found in Sulawesi Mountains Has a Surprising Sister 4,000 Kilometers Away in Sri Lanka
A newly described diving beetle from the mountains of Central Sulawesi has a closest relative more than 4,000 kilometers away ...
Soil DNA Reveals a Hidden Dry-Adapted World Beneath Colombia’s Tropical Dry Forests
Environmental DNA from 11 Colombian forest sites shows that drought-tolerant microbes dominate tropical dry forest soils, while larger soil animals ...
Mystery African paper wasp finally reveals its male, and he looks like nothing else in the genus
The first description of the male of Ropalidia chromis confirms the species as a possible third lineage of African paper ...
Two New Moth Genera Recorded from Taiwan’s Lanyu Island, One New Species Described
Two moth genera of the tribe Olethreutini are recorded from Taiwan's Lanyu Island for the first time, including a new ...
Scientists Propose a Global Code of Conduct for Fieldwork and Biodiversity Research
An international team has published a proposed code of conduct addressing the ethical gaps in fieldwork across ecology, biogeography and ...
Tiny new pseudoscorpion from Tsushima Island reveals hidden diversity across Japan
The description of Mundochthonius tsushimaensis adds a notable chapter to the ongoing reassessment of pseudoscorpion diversity in East Asia, 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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