Poland’s Brambles Mapped: 113 Species and Seven Diversity Hotspots
An updated checklist of Polish brambles records 113 taxa, renames one illegitimately named Carpathian species and pinpoints seven micro-hotspots of ...
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Sri Lanka’s Tiny Goblin Spiders Reveal Hidden Island Evolution
A new molecular phylogeny reveals that Sri Lanka's 45 goblin spider species, 38 of them endemic, evolved largely through within-island ...
Rare Sumatran magnolia finds new populations and its first safety net
New surveys of Magnolia sumatrae reveal hundreds of trees in unprotected montane bogs, a Vulnerable Red List status, and the ...
Invasive fish are quietly taking over Croatia’s Krka River, 20-year study reveals
A 20-year study of Croatia's Krka River documents a dramatic shift from native endemic fish to non-native and translocated species, ...
A 19th-Century Botanist’s Herbarium Goes Digital, Revealing Extinct and Lost Plants of Tuscany
The digitization of Giovanni Giannini's historical herbarium at the University of Pisa has made 1,314 specimens freely accessible online, uncovering ...
DNA Barcodes Reveal Hidden Puzzle in Poland’s Rare Parthenogenetic Bagworm Moths
The first DNA barcoding study of Poland's endemic Reisseronia bagworm moths reveals nearly identical COI sequences among three parthenogenetic populations, ...
Ancient Turkish Lake Yields a Hidden World of New Snail Species From the Dawn of the Ice Age
A newly described Early Pleistocene mollusk fauna from Turkey's Denizli Basin reveals a long-lived lake ecosystem teeming with new species ...
Rescuing centuries of frog and snake records on Africa’s isolated islands
A new study compiles 6,185 records of São Tomé & Príncipe's amphibians and reptiles from museums, literature and citizen science, ...
New Diving Beetle Species Found in Sulawesi Mountains Has a Surprising Sister 4,000 Kilometers Away in Sri Lanka
A newly described diving beetle from the mountains of Central Sulawesi has a closest relative more than 4,000 kilometers away ...
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 ...
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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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