2024 June - 3 articles
Hymenoptera is the fourth-most diverse insect order today, including wasps, bees, bumblebees, and ants. They show a wide panoply of modes of life, such as herbivory, predation, parasitoidism, pollination, and eusociality. This group also includes a g...
The discovery of the new ammonite Altudostephanus longicostis gen. et sp. nov. around the lower/upper Valanginian boundary (Lower Cretaceous) with a true longitudinal ribs pattern oriented in the direction of coiling is reported here for the first ti...
Jamoytius kerwoodi, is a primitive, eel-like jawless vertebrate found uniquely in an Early Silurian (Llandovery epoch; 444–433 Ma) horizon near Lesmahagow, Scotland. This species is a rare component of a low-diversity dominantly nektonic detritus-fee...
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