New DNA Primers Crack a 175-Year-Old Mystery of a New Zealand Seaweed
Researchers have resolved the identity of the New Zealand red alga Corallina armata using fresh collections, DNA sequencing and an ...
Researchers have resolved the identity of the New Zealand red alga Corallina armata using fresh collections, DNA sequencing and an ...
The European dwarf mantis has been recorded in Crimea for the first time, with DNA evidence pointing to an introduction ...
A new crane fly species from South Korea comes with the first-ever description of a Nipponomyia larva, confirmed by DNA ...
The first DNA barcoding study of Poland's endemic Reisseronia bagworm moths reveals nearly identical COI sequences among three parthenogenetic populations, ...
A new study shows the desert moth Agrotis herzogi reaches southern Iberia through recurrent wind-assisted immigration from North Africa, with ...
A new revision of the poplar-gall psyllid genus Camarotoscena confirms ten species through morphology while revealing that standard mitochondrial DNA ...
The first DNA barcode reference library for Hong Kong mayflies reveals 45 morphospecies, dozens of novel genetic lineages, and a ...
A grass lizard subspecies known only from northern Vietnam has been documented in China for the first time, using both ...
Taxonomists have described twelve new species of segmented trapdoor spiders from Guizhou Province, China, dramatically expanding the diversity of the ...
Nearly 150 years after its only Central European record, the fungus gnat Boletina kowarzi has been rediscovered in a Bavarian ...
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