A 2024 survey of 64 freshwater habitats in Hidalgo, Mexico, found that odonate species composition varied significantly among ...

Deep in the forests of Africa and Madagascar lives a group of beetles so strange that early entomologists debated whether they even belonged among bark beetles at all. The Afrotropical genus ...

Across much of the animal kingdom, larger species face greater extinction risk. New research reveals that America’s freshwater mussels buck that trend ...

A dinosaur fossil that sat unnoticed in a museum collection for nearly a century has turned out to belong to a previously ...

This Collection invites research on reef evolution, reef-building organisms, ecosystem responses to environmental change — ...

If you had to pick the countries where invasive species pose the biggest problems, you probably wouldn’t think of Australia.

Creating a habitat ecosystem map of the seafloor—a key component of marine biogeography—is a tricky process. Learn how it works in this two-minute video. Learn more. By mapping benthic habitats, ...

CT scans of a braincase the Natural History Museum acquired a century ago identify Invictibellatrix amberina, a long-clawed ...

Biogeography is the scientific study of the spatial and temporal patterns of biodiversity, examining how and why the distributions of species, populations, communities, and ecosystems vary across ...

A fossilized braincase that sat in in the collection of the Natural History Museum in London for a century has been ...

Arctic warming is rapidly transforming belowground processes and carbon cycling. In this Review, the authors synthesize how root and rhizosphere processes shape carbon balance under permafrost thaw ...

Diamond’s case that wild species and continental shape—not smarter minds—built the conquest gap is for anyone who wants deep ...