New Bush-Cricket Species Discovered Hiding on the Outskirts of Athens
A new bush-cricket species, Eupholidoptera kekrops, is the first member of its group known from mainland Greece and mainland Europe.
Tag: taxonomy
Peter Hättenschwiler, Leading Bagworm Moth Specialist, Dies at 93
Peter Hättenschwiler, the Swiss authority on bagworm moths who described 31 taxa and shaped Psychidae research for five decades, has ...
Eyelash Viper Species Explosion Undone: Study Finds Genetic Evidence Was Overstretched
A new reanalysis argues that most recently described eyelash viper species rest on thin mitochondrial evidence and should be treated ...
New Crane Fly with Striking Wing Patterns Discovered in Southern China
A new crane fly species from Guangxi and Yunnan, described from specimens collected more than sixty years ago, brings China's ...
Desert Woodlouse with Monogamous Family Life Found in Georgia for the First Time
Researchers have recorded the desert woodlouse Hemilepistus klugii in Georgia for the first time, revealing a burrow-dwelling crustacean known for ...
Three New Sorediate Lichen Species Discovered in China’s Anhui Province
Researchers describing three new sorediate lichen species from Anhui Province, China, also synonymized Verseghya klarae with V. thysanophora using integrated ...
Hidden wasps of the pine bark beetle: two new species revealed in South Korea
A survey of pine bark beetle parasitoids in South Korea has revealed two new wasp species and three genera recorded ...
Ancient Mushroom Family Gets a Genomic Makeover, Revealing New Psilocybin Producers
A comprehensive phylogenomic study establishes Galeropsidaceae as a distinct mushroom family, describes eight new species from China, and pinpoints which ...
Japanese Lanternfish Turns Up Far South of Its Known Pacific Range, in Taiwan’s Trawlers
Researchers report the first Taiwanese specimens of the Japanese lanternfish Notoscopelus japonicus, extending the species' known range to its southernmost ...
A Single Letter Apart: How Similar Species Names Threaten Biodiversity Big Data
A large-scale analysis of marine species names reveals that nearly one in five epithets within the same genus differ by ...
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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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