Morphology and DNA barcodes identify two captive-bred zoo millipedes as Spiropoeus fischeri
A taxonomic study identified two captive-bred millipedes from United States zoos as Spiropoeus fischeri using diagnostic morphology and COI sequences.
A taxonomic study identified two captive-bred millipedes from United States zoos as Spiropoeus fischeri using diagnostic morphology and COI sequences.
A structured review of fungal species-description papers published from 2020 through 2024 found that 75 percent of assessed introductions fell ...
A taxonomic study combining morphology and five DNA markers identified the new mycoheterotrophic species Thismia daemona from one population in ...
A morphological taxonomic study of planthopper specimens from Yunnan and Fujian described four new Andes species, increasing the genus’s recorded ...
A morpho-phylogenetic study identified four new Distoseptispora species from dead branches in Fujian, Jiangxi and Yunnan using microscopic traits and ...
A morphological study using microscopy and micro-CT scans identified the worker-based species Ishakidris hastifera and expanded the documented Malaysian range ...
A taxonomic study describes Trimma charon from two specimens collected at 30 m depth on Walih Island in the northern ...
An integrative study of 257 Western Palaearctic wasp specimens used male genitalia and 176 CO1 barcode sequences to identify at ...
A morphological and phylogenetic study confirmed four Bunodophoron species in New Caledonia, described two as new and could not confirm ...
A morphological taxonomic study describes Besleria purpureovenosa and Besleria roseocalyx as new species currently known only from Colombia’s Mesenia-Paramillo Nature ...
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