Chilean vegetation linked to an international classification system
A national classification linked all 125 mapped zonal vegetation units in Chile to 23 EcoVeg macrogroups, revealing workable international matches ...
Tag: biogeography
Biogeography Shapes Odonate Diversity Across Hidalgo’s Waterbodies
A 2024 survey of 64 freshwater habitats in Hidalgo, Mexico, found that odonate species composition varied significantly among four biogeographic ...
Two Lizard Species, Diverging Fates: Climate, Habitat and Egret Predation Split Mediterranean Range-Edge Reptiles
A three-year field study across northern Israel shows that climate, land use, habitat structure and egret predation shape two co-occurring ...
Marine Biodiversity Maps Reveal Uneven Reliability Across Taxonomic Groups, New Study Finds
A new quantitative framework reveals that the reliability of marine biodiversity maps varies dramatically across taxonomic groups, with data-rich groups ...
New Geological Map of New Guinea Rewrites the Story of Birds-of-Paradise Evolution
A new palaeo-tectonic reconstruction of New Guinea reveals that proto-New Guinean landmasses existed from 35 million years ago and pinpoints ...
Two New Pseudoscorpion Species Discovered in Korean Mountain Litter
Two previously unknown pseudoscorpion species, Pararoncus leonardi and Pararoncus taeyoungi, have been described from the mountain leaf litter of South ...
Hidden botanical hotspot: Italy’s low Cerbaie hills shelter 1,107 plant species
A twelve-year survey reveals that the Cerbaie hills in Tuscany host a remarkably rich vascular flora, including two species new ...
Hidden Taxonomic Bias Could Flip the Map of Evolutionary Diversity
Simulations reveal that describing just 14 to 16 percent more species in species-rich southern regions could reverse apparent latitudinal gradients ...
City Lights and Bird Borders: How Urban Life Rewrites a Classic Rule of Biodiversity
A sweeping analysis of 17 million citizen-science records shows that cities flatten the classic latitudinal diversity gradient of native birds ...
Hureau’s Flounder Surfaces in Taiwan for the First Time, Filling a Vast Pacific Distribution Gap
A bycatch survey in Penghu has produced the first Taiwanese specimen of Hureau's flounder, bridging a distribution gap between Japan ...
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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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