Hidden Wings: DNA Barcodes and Morphology Reveal Namibia’s Unknown Chironomid Diversity
The first DNA barcode inventory of Namibia's non-biting midges reveals a new species and several genera never before recorded in ...
Tag: DNA barcoding
Rarest of African Hover Flies Revealed: New Species and First DNA Barcodes for Mysterious Genus Amphoterus
Scientists have revised the rare Afrotropical hover fly genus Amphoterus, describing a new species, the first female of A. braunsi, ...
Tiny moth’s stealthy march: birch leafminer spreads across Europe unnoticed
A review in Nota Lepidopterologica documents the rapid, largely unnoticed westward spread of the birch leafmining moth Stigmella naturnella, newly ...
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 ...
Fifteen insect species recorded in Georgia for the first time
Field surveys under the Caucasus Barcode of Life project have documented fifteen species of Hemiptera in Georgia for the first ...
Eupithecia conquesta Tabell & Junnilainen, a new species from Cyprus (Lepidoptera, Geometridae, Larentiinae)
A newly described Eupithecia moth species from Cyprus is the first endemic member of its genus on an eastern Mediterranean ...
Two new cuckoo bee species revealed as DNA barcodes untangle a parasitic bee genus in the West and Central Palaearctic
A major revision of the parasitic bee genus Thyreus in the West and Central Palaearctic describes two new species from ...
Hidden fungal kingdoms in China’s mountains reveal gaps in nature reserves
A massive survey of macrofungi in China's Hengduan Mountains documents 809 species and finds that a third occur only outside ...
Silk Road survey reveals hidden spider diversity in Georgia
A large-scale faunistic survey of Georgian spiders has recorded 100 species new to the country, including 18 new to the ...
A Winged Australian Cricket Has Been Quietly Conquering New Zealand for 30 Years — And It Just Got Its Name
An Australian raspy cricket that slipped into New Zealand in 1990 has finally been identified as Pterapotrechus salomonoides, with the ...
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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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