More than one thousand Tardigrada species were included in the published checklist
(Guidetti, R. & Bertolani, R. 2005. Tardigrade taxonomy: an updated check list of the taxa …

Tardigrade taxonomy is undergoing a turbulent phase of reclassifying various species that
have previously been gathered within large wastebasket genera, such as Diphascon or …

Large-scale databases are crucial for macroecology research, yet not entirely bias-free.
Studying the biogeography of metazoan microfauna utilizing such databases is challenging …

Abstract The Malay Archipelago comprises thousands of islands that house a variety of
biomes, from tropical rainforests of Borneo, Sumatra and Celebes to the Lesser Sundas …

Tardigrades are known for their ability to survive extreme conditions. Reports indicate that
tardigrade thermal tolerance is enhanced in the desiccated state; however, these reports …

Sexual dimorphism is widespread among animals, with diverse patterns and proposed
explanations observed across the Tree of Life. Here we present the first formal analysis of …

Tardigrades (Tardigrada) are a phylum of micrometazoans found in all biomes on Earth, but
their ecology and habitat preferences remain vastly understudied. Boreal peatlands include …

Historical taxonomic bias has started to be effectively removed in tardigrade taxonomy in the
last two decades by the application of modern statistical, genetic and morphological tools …

Abstract The heterotardigrade Novechiniscus armadilloides (Schuster, 1965). Tardigrada
from Western North America: With emphasis on the fauna of California. University of …

The study of tardigrades in urban environments, particularly in natural areas within cities,
has been significantly overlooked. A recent discovery of a new species of tardigrade in …