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A new cytogenetic survey of twelve East African annual killifish species reveals stable chromosome counts but dramatic internal rearrangements, pointing to genetic drift as the dominant force shaping karyotype evolution in isolated seasonal populations.
A global DNA analysis of hedgehog mushrooms has redrawn the family tree of the genus Hydnum, named two new species from China, and revealed substantial hidden diversity on the islands of the Southern Hemisphere.
Integrative genetic, morphological, and bioacoustic analysis has revealed two previously unrecognized painted frog species in Vietnam and Laos, including one found in a national park studied for over 40 years.
The seventeenth Notulae instalment documents new records and rediscoveries of algae, bryophytes, fungi and lichens across Italy, from endangered epiphytic lichens in Sardinia to stoneworts in Abruzzo and smut fungi in Calabria.
Deep inside limestone caves in the semiarid backlands of Bahia state, northeastern Brazil, researchers have identified three previously unknown species of amphibious, cave-restricted isopods belonging to the genus Xangoniscus.
A combined morphological and DNA study of the lichen genus Willeya has revealed two species new to science and two first records for China.
A molecular and morphological study describes four new species of millimeter-scale Crassignatha spiders from China's Yunnan–Guizhou Plateau and confirms the genus's evolutionary placement within Symphytognathidae.
A year of camera-trap monitoring in Uljin County has produced a curated open-access dataset capturing 4,623 detection events of four sympatric ungulates, revealing their spatial occurrence and daily activity rhythms. Subject of Research: Spatial occurrence and diel activity of four sympatric…
Delivering a compact CRISPR, "psCas12f," which can be turned on and off with light, via a single AAV, and performing genome editing "only where targeted" using focused ultrasound via light-emitting particles—this is a report on achieving spatiotemporal control using light…