Ambush Predator Fly Turns Up in Korea for the First Time, Rewriting Its Map
Researchers report the predatory fly genus Cephalispa from Korea for the first time, describing the female of Cephalispa acerca, documenting ...
Tag: taxonomy
New weevil species discovered in Portugal’s vanishing ancient oak forests
A new weevil species, Anchonidium selvanum, has been discovered in the threatened ancient oak forests of northern Portugal and formally ...
Yellow-Crowned Darwin Wasps Get a Taxonomic Makeover as New Species Emerges from Museum Drawers
A new revision of Darwin wasps has described Orthocentrus mirabilis from five European countries and corrected decades of misidentification among ...
Hidden mantis shrimp species in the South China Sea upend mantis shrimp family tree
Newly discovered gonodactylid mantis shrimp species from South China Sea reefs reveal hidden diversity and confirm that the genus Gonodactylellus ...
A Winged Australian Cricket Has Been Quietly Conquering New Zealand for 30 Years — And It Just Got Its Name
An Australian raspy cricket that slipped into New Zealand in 1990 has finally been identified as Pterapotrechus salomonoides, with the ...
Genetic Barcodes Untangle the Marsh Frog Species Mess Across the Caucasus
DNA barcoding of Georgian water frogs shows they belong to the Pelophylax ridibundus lineage, prompting researchers to synonymize most West ...
Two Italian Moth Species Blur the Line Between DNA and Anatomy
In the mountains of Calabria, two species of geometrid moths are quietly dismantling one of modern taxonomy's most trusted shortcuts. ...
New Spider Species From Brazil Rewrites the Family Tree of Running Crab Spiders
A new flattened spider species from Bahia, Brazil, and fresh four-gene phylogenetic analyses establish that the Neotropical genus Gephyrellula is ...
Hidden in the Gills: Museum Jars Hold Untapped Larval Secrets of Endangered Freshwater Mussels
Scientists show that gravid freshwater mussels preserved in museum collections carry overlooked larvae that can resolve taxonomy and aid conservation.
Lost type specimen rewrites the history of a rare Vancouver Island bumble bee
A taxonomic detective story traces Smith's 1866 bumble bee name to a little-known species once thought absent from Vancouver Island, ...
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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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