Two New Riffle Beetle Species Put Fujian on the Map for a Widespread Water Beetle Genus
Taxonomists describe Zaitzevia longyanensis and Zaitzevia yanfengi from Fujian Province, recording the riffle beetle genus Zaitzevia in the province for ...
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New fungivorous moth species discovered on remote Japanese islands
Deep in the subtropical forests of Hahajima, one of Japan's most remote oceanic islands, entomologists have uncovered a moth that ...
Tiny Parasitoid Wasp Discovered in China Attacks a Beloved Coastal Pollinator Bee
Scientists have described Aximopsis qiong, a new parasitoid wasp species from Hainan, China, marking the first record of the genus ...
Cretaceous Amber Yields First Fossil of a Diverse Pseudoscorpion Family
Deep inside a piece of golden amber from northern Myanmar, a tiny arachnid has been waiting for roughly 99 million ...
Glass Lizard Hidden in Spanish Mine Slab Rewrites Miocene Ecosystem Map
Deep in the bituminous mudstones of an abandoned Spanish sulphur mine, a slab of rock sat for decades with a ...
Fossil Jumping Plant Louse From Miocene Germany Reveals Ancient Insect Puzzle
A tiny insect preserved in 16-million-year-old lake sediments in southern Germany is rewriting what scientists know about an often-overlooked group ...
Rare New Alpha-Globin Gene Variant Discovered in Chengdu Thalassemia Screening Study
The detection of a novel intronic variant, HBA1:c.300+48C>G, in this Chengdu cohort illustrates a persistent challenge in thalassemia diagnostics: the ...
Southern Swallowtail Butterfly Found Breeding in Southern Italy After Decades of Absence
A strictly protected swallowtail butterfly has been documented breeding in southern Italy for the first time, revealing a new host ...
Mystery moth found living inside dead snail shells in England
The first confirmed observations of the early stages of Tenaga nigripunctella reveal larvae feeding on dried snail tissues in Dorset, ...
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 ...
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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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