Two new cave millipede species discovered in Cambodia’s limestone karsts
An integrated taxonomic study combining morphology and COI barcoding reveals two new cave-dwelling millipede species from Battambang Province, Cambodia, while ...
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Ghost of the Jialing: New Freshwater Mussel Species Emerges From China’s Channelized Rivers
Scientists have described Cristaria wangyucheni, a genetically distinct new freshwater mussel from Sichuan's Jialing River basin whose discovery highlights both ...
Cave Spider Defies Expectations With Astonishing Genetic Uniformity Across 600 Kilometers
A new genetic study finds that the cave spider Phanetta subterranea, North America's most widespread troglobiont, shows remarkably low genetic ...
Four Tiny New Spider Species Emerge from China’s Karst Caves, Resolving a Taxonomic Puzzle
A molecular and morphological study describes four new species of millimeter-scale Crassignatha spiders from China's Yunnan–Guizhou Plateau and confirms the ...
Climate, Not Distance, Shapes the Hidden Diversity of Asexual Rotifers
A large-scale genetic survey of two bdelloid rotifer species complexes across China and beyond uncovers dozens of cryptic lineages and ...
Six New Mayfly Species From New Guinea Push a Tiny Genus Toward a Global Record
A new study describes six previously unknown mayfly species of the genus Labiobaetis from New Guinea, raising the island's total ...
Beetle With Bizarre Termite-Style Antennas Discovered in Mainland China for the First Time
A newly described fungus beetle with dramatically modified antennae marks the first record of the subfamily Pleganophorinae in mainland China ...
DNA metabarcoding redraws the map of life in the Tatra Mountain lakes
DNA metabarcoding of littoral invertebrates in 17 Tatra Mountain lakes confirms two distinct lake groups shaped by altitude and water ...
New Ostracod Species Found Thriving in Sulfidic Greek Cave Lake
Researchers describe Mixtacandona thessalica, a new extremophile crustacean from the sulfidic waters of Melissotrypa Cave in central Greece, combining detailed ...
Jet-Black Sea Slug Surprises Scientists With an 800 km Leap Into the Cold Yellow Sea
A striking black-and-orange nudibranch has turned up in Dalian, marking the first record of Dendrodoris arborescens and its genus in ...
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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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