Taxonomic review restores Carriola as a valid moth genus and describes four new species
A morphological review of about 400 moth specimens restored Carriola as a valid genus, divided its nine recognized species into ...
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Taxonomic study identifies Tylototriton guilinensis from northeastern Guangxi
A taxonomic study identified six salamanders from Tianhu Lake in northeastern Guangxi as the new species Tylototriton guilinensis, based on ...
Morphological and mitochondrial evidence identifies new Leptobrachella frog from Guangxi
A morphology and mitochondrial-DNA study identified Leptobrachella yachangensis as a new frog species known only from Yachang Orchid National Nature ...
Taxonomic study describes two new Scrobipalpa moth species from Ukraine’s Kherson region
A taxonomic study described Scrobipalpa arenicola and S. burkutica from Ukraine’s Kherson region using adult and genital morphology, with DNA ...
Taxonomic study describes six new Nitela wasp species from China
A specimen-based taxonomic study described six new Nitela wasp species from China, reported three new country records and provided a ...
Morphology and DNA phylogeny identify two new Sinocrassula species in Yunnan, China
A taxonomic study using morphology and DNA phylogeny identified Sinocrassula kunmingensis and Sinocrassula chenggongensis as two new species currently known ...
Taxonomic review of Lepidopria wasps describes South Korean species and revises genus boundaries
A taxonomic review of the wasp genus Lepidopria described a new South Korean species, documented an ant association for L. ...
Cytogenetic study of four East Asian dobsonflies finds conserved 24-chromosome karyotypes
A cytogenetic study of four East Asian dobsonfly species collected in 1994–1995 found a shared diploid chromosome number of 24, ...
Taxonomic study describes three new wingless cricket species from Brazil
A taxonomic study of preserved specimens from three Brazilian states describes three new Apterotrypa species, doubling the genus’s known diversity ...
Chinese moth survey reveals two new Sorolopha species and expands barcode dataset
A survey combining museum specimens, genital anatomy and DNA barcodes identified two new Chinese Sorolopha moths, added four national records ...
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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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