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African Invertebrates has now launched its own data portal, where you can access datasets and occurrences published alongside papers in the journal.
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Using a rapid assessment protocol, researchers compared lowland tropical forest spider assemblages in Congo and Panama, revealing significant regional differences in family-level diversity.
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New research catalogues holotypes of Diachlorini and Tabanini horseflies at @kznmuseum, providing high-quality images and vital taxonomic data for global accessibility.
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Researchers synonymise the bee-fly genera Enica and Nomalonia and describe a new species from South Africa.
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Research on the South Africa’s Cape autumn widow butterfly reveals its ability to adjust behaviour and phenology in response to climate.🦋
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Researchers explore the life cycle and climate adaptability of South Africa’s Cape autumn widow butterfly. 🇿🇦🦋
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Active restoration of Ghana's post-mining forests boosts spider activity densities to natural levels, but #biodiversity still lags after 20 years.
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