Hidden treefrog species split by six million years of evolution in northeast Asia
Genomic, mitochondrial, morphological, and acoustic evidence reveals that the northeast Asian treefrog is two species separated by roughly six million ...
Tag: IUCN Red List
Georgian Dung Beetle Catalog Reveals Conservation Status
A new catalog of Georgian earth-boring dung beetles provides updated distribution data and IUCN conservation status evaluations for the family ...
Mosor rock lizard range remapped: nine new sites reveal a shrinking refuge in the Dinaric Alps
A six-year field survey across the Dinaric Alps has validated 33 range localities for the Near Threatened Mosor rock lizard, ...
New wolf snake species named after Steve Irwin discovered on remote Indian island
A glossy black wolf snake from Great Nicobar Island, long misidentified as a widespread Southeast Asian species, has been confirmed ...
Snake Survey Reveals Hidden Diversity on Thailand’s Ko Pha-ngan Island
A three-year survey on Ko Pha-ngan documents 21 snake species, including a Vulnerable king cobra, a Near Threatened rat snake ...
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 ...
Three Rare Plants Face Extinction as New Global Red List Assessments Reveal
New IUCN Red List assessments classify two rare plants from Uzbekistan and one wild kale from Sicily as Endangered or ...
Four Magnolia Species Rescued From Taxonomic Limbo After 33 Years as Name-Only Synonyms
Taxonomists have restored four Asian magnolias wrongly synonymised under Michelia lacei since 1993, warning that the unsubstantiated mergers obscured endangered ...
Vanishing Sands of the Fergana Valley: A 56% Habitat Loss Puts Rare Desert Flora on the Map
A new study documents a 56 percent loss of sandy habitat in Uzbekistan's Yozyovon Sand Massif since 1991 and proposes ...
Endangered Serbian spruce quietly naturalises in the Italian Alps
Botanists report the first naturalisation of the endangered Serbian spruce outside its native Balkan range, tracing a self-sustaining Alpine population ...
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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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