Skip to content
Blog

Blog

  • Home
  • Pensoft Publishers
Previous Image

Image 2 John Wood, one of the Oxford team members collecting plants in Bolivia. Photo BRM Williams

Tweet
Tweet
Posted on March 13, 2020 Full size 3648 × 2736

Post navigation

Published inMajor advances in our understanding of New World Morning Glories
Local scientists discover new species of cave pseudoscorpion named after Boulder, ColoradoLocal scientists discover new species of cave pseudoscorpion named after Boulder, Colorado
Three new toad species skip the tadpole phase and give birth to live toadletsThree new toad species skip the tadpole phase and give birth to live toadlets
Record-breaking success: Study on spider megacolony is the most popular article published by PensoftRecord-breaking success: Study on spider megacolony is the most popular article published by Pensoft
New snake species named in honor of Steve IrwinNew snake species named in honor of Steve Irwin

Categories

Archives

SUBSCRIBE VIA EMAIL

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.
Loading
Terms Display
reptiles taxonomy evolution insect diversity natural history marine science Lepidoptera biodiversity loss Amphibia new species citizen science scholarly publishing ARPHA research environment botany spiders herpetology biodiversity data biodiversity ecosystem zoology invasive species Pensoft biology Hymenoptera entomology ecology ecosystems fauna ZooKeys China wasps publishing biogeography open access plants insects conservation Endangered species academic publishing Coleoptera nature conservation open science diversity

Links

  • Log In
  • RSS

All materials published on this blog are distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY 4.0) unless stated otherwise.

  • Home
  • Pensoft Publishers
Blog Proudly powered by WordPress