The modern concept of DNA-based barcoding for cataloguing biodiversity was proposed in
2003 by first adopting an approximately 600 bp fragment of the mitochondrial COI gene to …

Nested within the Mediterranean biodiversity hotspot, the Dinaric Karst of the western
Balkans is one of the world's most heterogeneous subterranean ecosystems and renowned …

Cryptic species are not diagnosable via morphological criteria, but can be detected through
analysis of DNA sequences. A number of methods have been developed for identifying …

Despite the recent advent of molecular data to assess the phylogeny of many invertebrate
groups, the systematics of the pseudoscorpion family Chernetidae is unresolved, even …

Simple Summary Pseudoscorpions are a wide-spread, but often-overlooked group of
animals. They are generally of small body size and rather homogeneous appearance. The …

The Hildenbrandiales, a typically saxicolous red algal order, is an early diverging
florideophycean group with global significance in marine and freshwater ecosystems across …

Simple Summary The description of a new species of camel spider, Gluvia brunnea sp. nov.
Thorough morphological details, as well as molecular DNA and statistical analyses, serves …

Morphological stasis is a widespread characteristic of pseudoscorpions, suggesting that
much cryptic diversity remains unexplored. Here, we revise the polytypic species …

The fauna of Diplura, the two-pronged bristletails (Hexapoda), of the southern Appalachians
has received little focused systematic attention. Existing literature suggests the fauna to …

Abstract The Pseudoscorpiones fauna of North America is diverse, but in regions like the
southern Appalachian Mountains, they are still poorly documented with respect to their …