Sulfur-loving shrimp relative discovered in Albania’s Breath of the Dragon Cave
A new extremophile ostracod species, Pseudocandona sulphurella, found in a sulfidic Albanian cave, marks the country's first stygobiont ostracod record.
A new extremophile ostracod species, Pseudocandona sulphurella, found in a sulfidic Albanian cave, marks the country's first stygobiont ostracod record.
A five-gene phylogenetic study reveals that the white-rot crust fungus genus Phanerochaete originated in Asia around 100 million years ago ...
In a sweeping revision that rewrites nearly three decades of fish taxonomy, researchers have concluded that China's gudgeon diversity has ...
Researchers in Yunnan Province, China have described five new species and two new records of saprobic microfungi from decaying branches, ...
Scientists have recorded the pollen wasp Celonites osseus in Georgia for the first time, documenting its exclusive relationship with Heliotropium ...
A new fossorial snake species, Trachischium lalremsangai, has been described from Murlen National Park in Mizoram, India, and Chin State, ...
A phylogenetic study of leaf-surface yeasts from China reveals one new genus and seven new species within the order Taphrinales, ...
Researchers have described three new species of the mushroom genus Inosperma from the subalpine forests of western Sichuan, China, using ...
A tiny Late Triassic sea reptile from China, once proposed as a new thalattosauroid species, is reidentified as a rapidly ...
Two previously unknown Fusarium species have been discovered on diseased leaves in Hainan Province, China, and named through combined morphological ...
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