Folding-Door Spiders Reveal Ancient Pacific Northwest Split Written in Their Genes
By testing competing biogeographic hypotheses as molecular clock calibrations, researchers have dated an ancient spider divergence in the Pacific Northwest ...
By testing competing biogeographic hypotheses as molecular clock calibrations, researchers have dated an ancient spider divergence in the Pacific Northwest ...
An inaugural collection of invited reviews showcases how spider silk, venom, kleptoparasitism, social mites and tarantula taxonomy are transforming arachnid ...
The first complete mitochondrial genome of the medicinal mushroom Phellinus tuberculosus reveals a conserved core of respiratory genes alongside repeats ...
A new phylogenomic and fossil-calibrated study confirms that mayflies and dragonflies form the ancient group Palaeoptera and that foldable wings ...
The open-access journal Biological Diversity has launched a call for papers for a special issue on the evolutionary mechanisms that ...
New phylogenomic analysis reveals that three ECSA sub-lineages of chikungunya virus each evolved distinct mosquito-adaptation strategies, explaining their regional dominance ...
A new phylogenomic study of 86 green plant species traces how the calcium-dependent protein kinase gene family originated, expanded, and ...
A new comparative genomics study of Medicago shows that whole-genome duplication leaves the chloroplast genomes of yellow-flowered alfalfa largely unchanged, ...
The first plastome sequence of the mycoheterotrophic ghost plant Monotropa callistoma clarifies genome collapse, relationships, and an ancient round-trip dispersal ...
Whole genome sequencing of 27 desert vipers reveals that structural variation in venom-encoding genes across the genus Cerastes may underpin ...
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