Two Hidden Moth Species Discovered Living High in Europe’s Mountains
Researchers have described two cryptic new moth species, Dichomeris carpatiella and Dichomeris dolomiella, from the high juniper habitats of the ...
Tag: DNA barcoding
Two Paper Wasp Species New to Georgia Found with DNA Barcodes in Vashlovani National Park
Researchers report the first Georgian records of the paper wasps Polistes bucharensis and Polistes mongolicus from Vashlovani National Park, confirmed ...
Hidden Grass Moth of Spain’s Sierra Nevada Regains Species Status Through DNA Barcoding
DNA barcoding and genital anatomy have restored Agriphila hispanodeliella, a grass moth from Spain's Sierra Nevada, to full species status ...
Climate-Driven Range Shift? Shrimpgoby Surfaces Far North of Its Known Waters
The first verified record of the shrimpgoby Tomiyamichthys oni in Korean waters, from Ulleung Island, marks the species' new northernmost ...
Tiny New Moth Species Puts Obscure Insect Family on the Map in Japan
The discovery of Tinagma nigripunctum on Okinawajima Island marks the first record of the obscure moth family Douglasiidae in Japan ...
Himalayan Midge Discovery Hints at Hidden Species Behind a Familiar Face
The first Indian record of the non-biting midge Heleniella nebulosa from the Eastern Himalaya reveals a genetically distinct candidate cryptic ...
Four New Caddisfly Species Uncovered in China Through DNA Barcoding and Genital Anatomy
An integrative taxonomic study combining male genital morphology with mitochondrial COI DNA barcoding has revealed four new species and four ...
DNA Upends a Century of Woodlouse Taxonomy and Reveals Three New Species
An integrative DNA and morphology study has synonymized the woodlouse genus Koreoniscus with Mongoloniscus and described three new species from ...
Tiny moth that eats seeds: new species rewrites the habits of a leaf-mining family
A newly described micromoth from South Africa is the first seed-feeding gracillariid ever recorded in Africa, expanding the known habits ...
Ponto-Caspian invader amphipod detected for the first time in Lake Geneva
A small crustacean with a big reputation has quietly slipped into one of Europe's most iconic alpine lakes. Scientists have ...
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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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