Updated checklist of the birds of Calabria (southern Italy) Information on the avifauna of Calabria is still incomplete, with much of it contained in isolated studies, local reports, and unpublished observations. More than thirty years have passed since the pu...

Updated checklist of the birds of Calabria (southern Italy):

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The International eDNA Standardization Task Force (iESTF): Towards development of inclusive international standards for eDNA biodiversity monitoring Environmental DNA (eDNA) analysis has emerged as a transformative tool for biodiversity assessment and environmental monitoring, offering a non-invasive, cost-effective approach to detecting species a...

The International eDNA Standardization Task Force (iESTF): Towards development of inclusive international standards for eDNA biodiversity monitoring

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Examining the effect of health outcomes on economic growth in selected developed and developing countries

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The anatomy of a troodontid tooth from the Late Cretaceous in Jiayin, Heilongjiang Province, China The anatomical characteristics of troodontid teeth have remained largely unexplored. This study employs high-resolution computed tomography data to reconstruct and describe the morphology of a new tro...

The anatomy of a troodontid tooth from the Late Cretaceous in Jiayin, Heilongjiang Province, China

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Investigating the Effects of Human Capital Development on #Economic Growth in selected Developing and Developed Countries

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The oldest #Naibiomorpha: new #fossil from NW China with implications for their early #evolution

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Diversity and distribution of bats in and around Campo-Ma’an National Park, Cameroon, with an initial acoustic database Located in a remote area in south Cameroon within the Guineo-Congolian Rainforest biodiversity hotspot, Campo-Ma’an National Park (CMNP) and its surroundings face intense anthropogenic pressures...

Diversity and distribution of #bats in and around Campo-Ma’an National Park, Cameroon, with an initial #acoustic #database

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Invasiveness, seasonal dynamics, and impacts of Xylosandrus compactus on natural and cultivated vegetation in Israel, with notes on the implications of its management The black twig borer (BTB) Xylosandrus compactus is a highly invasive ambrosia beetle that infests a wide range of living woody hosts. It was first detected in Israel in 2020, and since has caused sub...

Invasiveness, seasonal dynamics, and impacts of Xylosandrus compactus on natural and cultivated #vegetation in Israel, with notes on the implications of its management

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Is there a northern dispersal corridor between Southeast and Central Asia? Evidence from the freshwater snail Radix plicatula The freshwater fauna of Central Asia is largely composed of widespread Eurasian taxa and shares little overlap with the highly endemic assemblages of Southeast Asia. Here, we report the first record o...

Is there a northern dispersal corridor between Southeast and Central Asia? Evidence from the #freshwater #snail Radix plicatula

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Sirenian pachyostosis revisited Pachyostosis, the increase in volume of bones, has been documented in a myriad of tetrapods that secondarily adapted to the aquatic environment. However, this convergent trait has hitherto only been q...

Sirenian pachyostosis revisited

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Passive #eDNA sampling as a method for #freshwater #crayfish #monitoring 👇

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A workflow for impact indicators of alien species for policy: A demonstration with Acacia species The negative impact of alien species is recognised as a major threat to biodiversity. However, there is a lack of evidence-based impact indicators that adhere to the Findable, Accessible, Interoperabl...

A workflow for impact indicators of #alien #species for #policy: A demonstration with Acacia species

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Metabolic reprogramming driven by mpSte11A deletion redirects carbon flux toward overproduction of Monascus pigments in Monascus ruber Monascus spp., a food fermentation microorganism, produced valuable secondary metabolites including Monascus pigments (MPs) which served as natural food colorants. However, rational metabolic engineer...

Metabolic reprogramming driven by mpSte11A deletion redirects #carbon flux toward overproduction of Monascus pigments in Monascus ruber

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Chloroplast phylogenomics further supports the placement of Hyssopus within Dracocephalum (Lamiaceae: Nepetinae) Background and aims – Dracocephalum nuratavicum, D. komarovii, and D. seravschanicum are narrowly distributed species from Uzbekistan that have not previously been included in plastome-based phy...

Chloroplast phylogenomics further supports the placement of Hyssopus within Dracocephalum (Lamiaceae: Nepetinae)

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Preliminary in situ observations of the archibenthal megafauna on the continental slope of the Atacama Trench off Peninsula de Mejillones, Northern Chile The deep-sea fauna of the southeastern Pacific remains vastly understudied, particularly along the northern coast of Chile, a transitional zone influenced by both Peruvian and subtropical ecosystems. ...

Preliminary in situ observations of the archibenthal #megafauna on the continental slope of the Atacama Trench off Peninsula de Mejillones, Northern Chile

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Assessment of the status and distribution of the poorly known #nudibranch Madrella aurantiaca (Gastropoda, Nudibranchia, Madrellidae)

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Land-use and climate scenarios spatial data for Europe D5.2 Spatial data for land-use and climate scenarios including TEN-N options and constraints

Land-use and #climate scenarios #spatial #data for Europe

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A Browser-Based Curation Tool for Expert Review of DNA Barcode Records from BOLD Systems We present a browser-based curation tool developed to support expert validation of taxonomic records derived from the Barcode of Life Data System (BOLD). This tool forms a critical component of a two-...

A Browser-Based Curation Tool for Expert Review of #DNA Barcode Records from BOLD Systems

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Resource subsidies mediated by non-native species: a review Non-native species are recognized as one of the major drivers of biodiversity change globally, having profound impacts on ecosystem functioning and affecting the provision of key ecosystem services. D...

Resource subsidies mediated by #non-native #species: a review

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Species diversity of edible mushrooms V: Species diversity of Termitomyces (Agaricales, Basidiomycota) The genus Termitomyces is economically and ecologically important. It is naturally cultivated by termites in the family Termitidae, subfamily Macrotermitinae and is widely distributed in Africa and As...

Species diversity of edible #mushrooms V: Species diversity of Termitomyces (Agaricales, Basidiomycota)

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Monitoring plan and set of indicators to assess network effectiveness The implementation of the Trans-European Nature Network (TEN-N) requires a robust monitoring framework capable of tracking biodiversity trends across its extension and evaluating the effectiveness of ...

Monitoring plan and set of indicators to assess network effectiveness

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#Biodiversity #monitoring #Spatial #sampling #design,

#Biodiversity knowledge through web design: the World of Crayfish platform
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Modelling potential habitat suitability of three invasive alien plant species under the projected climate scenarios and land use/land cover change in the Lake Zone of Tanzania Invasive alien plant species pose significant ecological and socio-economic risks across East Africa, yet invasion risk assessments in Tanzania have largely relied on single-species and climate-only p...

Modelling potential habitat suitability of three invasive alien plant species under the projected climate scenarios and land use/land cover change in the Lake Zone of Tanzania

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#Ecosystem services and livelihood pathways: The nexus between #biodiversity governance and #environmental justice in rural Eastern Cape, South Africa

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New records of wild bees from a spring expedition in Southern Türkiye, with six new species for the country (Hymenoptera: Apoidea: Anthophila) Bees (Anthophila) are key pollinators, yet major gaps persist in the knowledge of their diversity and distribution, particularly across Mediterranean biodiversity hotspots. Türkiye, located at th...

New records of wild #bees from a spring expedition in Southern Türkiye, with six new species for the country (Hymenoptera: Apoidea: Anthophila)

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Assessing patterns of extinction risk among mammal species in Nigeria: A comparative analysis of human impact

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Using AI-Assisted Coding to Build Digital Tools for Natural History Collections

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A new screening tool helps pinpoint whether your frustration stems from ADHD, giftedness, autism, or early emotional experiences.

By mapping these emotional triggers, this matrix provides a clearer roadmap for self-awareness and personalised therapy: doi.org/10.3897/arphapreprints.e191610

This dataset digitises a century-long record of Brachiopoda biodiversity from the Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, covering over 3,000 specimens collected globally since 1924.

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Integrating Biotic and Abiotic Factors to Elucidate Reproductive Success in Rafflesia zollingeriana Koord Background and aims - The pollination mechanism of Rafflesia remains a mystery due to its dioecious nature, as male and female flowers rarely bloom simultaneously in the same location. This study exam...

Rafflesia zollingeriana blooms for five days, but its pollen survives for eight, giving pollinators a narrow window to link male and female plants.

This study reveals that pollination success is a delicate race against time: doi.org/10.3897/arphapreprints.e191324