Antarctic Fish Parasite Confirmed as Distinct Species Through DNA and Morphology
An integrative morphological and molecular study supports Pseudobenedenia lauriei as a valid parasitic flatworm species infecting the Antarctic fish Notothenia ...
Tag: taxonomy
Botanists Fix Two Centuries of Naming Confusion in the Wormwood Genus Artemisia
A new nomenclatural study designates lectotypes for five Artemisia species names and corrects a holotype citation error in A. aksaiensis.
Botanists Untangle Duplicate Names of Cave-Dwelling Chinese Gesneriads
A new taxonomic study combining morphology, DNA phylogeny and haplotype networks resolves two cases of duplicate species publication in the ...
Killer Whale Parasite Redescribed from Stranded Orca in Indonesia with First DNA Sequences
Researchers redescribed the killer whale amphipod Orcinocyamus orcini from a stranded orca in East Java and produced the species' first ...
Thailand’s freshwater copepods are far more diverse than records show
A synthesis of 21,505 records from 115 publications documents 187 freshwater copepod species in Thailand and estimates the true national ...
New EU project TETTRIX brings Europe’s species expertise to UN biodiversity talks
The new EU project TETTRIX will present its plan for an integrated European taxonomic system at the UN Biodiversity Conference ...
Hypergraph Embeddings Reveal How Metabolism Tracks Evolutionary Lineages
A large-scale comparison of 14 embedding methods shows that hyperedge-based representations of metabolic hypergraphs can cluster thousands of organisms in ...
Botanists Merge Two Camellia Species and Confirm a Third Using Genomes, Pollen and Fieldwork
An integrative study of Camellia species from section Tuberculata synonymizes Camellia zengii with C. lipingensis while confirming C. rhytidocarpa as ...
Two New Millipede Genera Discovered on Kangaroo Island After 90-Year Wait
Two new millipede genera and species have been described from northwestern Kangaroo Island, with one species finally identified 90 years ...
New gecko species hiding on China’s Qinling Mountains raises Gekko count to 102
A new gecko species, Gekko luanchuanensis, has been described from the Qinling Mountains in Henan Province, China, based on morphology ...
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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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