Ten New Beetle Species Named After Ancient Chinese Poet Qu Yuan Discovered in Hubei
A taxonomic revision of ground beetles in Hubei Province has revealed fourteen species of the subgenus Morphohaptoderus, including ten new ...
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Four Tiny New Ant Species Emerge from China’s Shennongjia Forests
A survey of Shennongjia National Park has revealed four new ant species of the genus Temnothorax, prompting the first complete ...
Two New Millipede Species Uncovered in China’s Living Fossil Forest Reserve
The first millipede survey of Chishui Alsophila National Nature Reserve in Guizhou Province reveals eight species across four orders, including ...
Lost for 50 Years, a Tiny Turkish Cave Millipede Emerges from the Dark
A dwarf millipede described in 1973 has been rediscovered in Heracles Cave on Turkey's Black Sea coast, with the first ...
New wolf snake species named after Steve Irwin discovered on remote Indian island
A glossy black wolf snake from Great Nicobar Island, long misidentified as a widespread Southeast Asian species, has been confirmed ...
Fungus Known Only From DNA for a Decade Finally Gets a Name — and a Whole New Class
A fungus detected only as anonymous DNA in soils worldwide has been cultured, sequenced, and described as Semicentenialea rex, the ...
Three New Species of Long-Headed Seed Bugs Emerge from Museum Drawers in French Guiana
A new taxonomic study describes three new species of the long-headed seed bug genus Dushinckanus, reveals the previously unknown male ...
Century-Old Wasp Mystery Solved as Museum Types Reveal Three New Synonymies in Australian Genus Paralastor
New type specimen comparisons in London reveal that three early twentieth century Australian potter wasp names are junior synonyms of ...
Extinct No More: DNA Evidence Reveals ‘Lost’ Chinese Plant Was Never a Species at All
A plant declared possibly extinct in South China for over a century has been rediscovered and shown by DNA and ...
Corkscrew-Shaped Rudist Bivalves From Bavaria Reveal Hidden Diversity of Late Jurassic Seas
Newly described corkscrew-shaped rudist bivalves from a late Kimmeridgian quarry in Bavaria reveal that Late Jurassic rudist faunas were more ...
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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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