Tusk shells reveal a single bathyal mollusc province in Miocene Chile
A comprehensive study of fossil tusk shells from the Miocene of Chile documents their diversity and reveals that they belonged ...
Tag: biogeography
Caddisfly Explosion: Panama Doubles Its Insect Fauna in Just Eight Years
A new benchmark study reports that Panama's known caddisfly fauna has more than doubled since 2015, reaching 535 species and ...
Tropical sand goby makes a surprise appearance on Jeju Island, stretching its range north
A male–female pair of the Indo-Pacific tropical sand goby has been recorded for the first time in Korea, on Jeju-do ...
Tiny mayfly in 83-million-year-old amber rewrites the story of a global insect family
A newly described fossil mayfly from 83-million-year-old North Carolina amber is the first Baetidae known from the Cretaceous of the ...
Ancient Skink Survived 10 Million Years of Isolation in the Hindu Kush Foothills
Genetic and morphological analyses reveal that a disjunct skink population along the southern Hindu Kush represents a deeply divergent new ...
Pliocene carnivorans from Jradzor, Armenia
A stratigraphically constrained Pliocene carnivoran assemblage from Jradzor, Armenia, spanning 4.16–3.98 Ma and 3.3 ± 0.03 Ma, documents five taxa ...
Hidden lichens of the Italian Alps and Northern Apennines reveal hundreds of new records
A large survey combining new field collections and herbarium revisions reports 518 occurrences of 288 lichen taxa in the Italian ...
New R Package Reconstructs How Islands and Mountains Shifted Over Deep Time
A new open-source R package reconstructs continuous shifts in islands, alpine biomes, and marine systems over deep time, capturing geophysical ...
Slender giant moray makes record-breaking appearance in Korean waters
A 2318 mm four-pore slender giant moray caught off Heuksan-do Island is the first voucher-confirmed record of Strophidon tetraporus in ...
The role of “Big Science” in the discovery of new marine species: Experience from the International Indian Ocean Expedition of the 1960s
Six decades ago, an armada of research ships from thirteen nations descended on the least explored of Earth's great ocean ...
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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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