Alpine moth study separates two species using anatomy and DNA barcodes
A study of alpine tortricid moths used male anatomy, DNA barcodes and museum specimens to distinguish Dichrorampha velata from D. ...
A study of alpine tortricid moths used male anatomy, DNA barcodes and museum specimens to distinguish Dichrorampha velata from D. ...
A documentary analysis supports 1858, rather than the imprinted 1857, as the publication year for Achille Guenée’s two volumes on ...
A century-old naming clash between a moth genus and a stick-insect genus has led taxonomists to rename the latter Bostranova ...
New research reveals that a forgotten name for the Sumatran rhinoceros appeared in a German children's magazine in 1808, six ...
A new review catalogues the complete sea spider legacy of Jan C. C. Loman, locating 133 type records at Naturalis ...
A taxonomic review shows that the stick insect name Bactricia nematodes is an unavailable nomen nudum and that the specimen ...
A new study resolves a decades-old taxonomic dispute by designating a neotype for the Woodland Grayling, restoring stability to the ...
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