A suspected invader in Cyprus turns out to be a brand-new endemic carpenter ant species
Genetic and morphological re-analysis reveals that a suspected invasive carpenter ant on Cyprus is actually a new endemic species, Camponotus ...
Tag: DNA barcoding
New moth species stuns scientists with dramatically different males and females
A tiny new moth from the Adriatic coast is the first sexually dimorphic species ever found in the large subgenus ...
Four new antlion species reveal hidden rainforest diversity and first larval record of rare genus Nuglerus
A comprehensive taxonomic revision of the rare Oriental antlion genus Nuglerus describes four new species, restores one synonym, transfers one ...
Hidden Earwig Lineage Rewrites the Family Tree of a Puzzling Insect Group
New DNA and morphological evidence shows the earwig genus Epilandex belongs in its own subfamily, prompting the new name Epilandicinae ...
DNA Barcodes Reveal Hidden Mayfly Diversity and Urban Decline in Hong Kong Streams
The first DNA barcode reference library for Hong Kong mayflies reveals 45 morphospecies, dozens of novel genetic lineages, and a ...
Twelve New Species of Living-Fossil Trapdoor Spiders Discovered in Guizhou, China
Taxonomists have described twelve new species of segmented trapdoor spiders from Guizhou Province, China, dramatically expanding the diversity of the ...
New Moth Species from Crete’s White Mountains Named After Pope Leo XIV
An integrative taxonomic study has revealed a new endemic snout moth species, Pyralis papaleonei sp. nov., confined to the White ...
Twenty-Six Baits Put to the Test in the Hunt for Hidden Plant-Killing Fungi
A massive Chinese field trial of 26 plant baits shows that leaves outperform seeds, and that host-plant foliage is the ...
Lost for 150 years, a rare fungus gnat reappears in a Bavarian old-growth forest
Nearly 150 years after its only Central European record, the fungus gnat Boletina kowarzi has been rediscovered in a Bavarian ...
DNA Barcoding Sweep of a Japanese River Reveals Why Common Species Stay Common
A haplotype-level DNA metabarcoding survey of 59 sites in Japan's Hiji River found that widespread aquatic insect species carry more ...
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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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