Introduction The genetic structure of species is shaped by natural (eg, terrain, climate) and
non-natural (eg, human activities) factors. Geographical isolation and natural barriers are …

Simple Summary Blissidae is a group with high species richness in Lygaeoidea, and most of
them live in the leaf sheaths of Poaceae plants. Here, 10 new mitogenomes from 10 species …

Understanding the causes of restricted geographic distributions is of major interest to
evolutionary and conservation biologists. Inferring historical factors has often relied on ad …

Gerromorpha Popov, 1971 is a fascinating and diverse insect lineage that evolved about
200 Mya to spend their entire life cycle on the air–water interface and have since colonized …

Comparative phylogeographic studies of closely related species sharing co-distribution
areas can elucidate the role of shared historical factors and environmental changes in …

Simple Summary Lace bugs (Tingidae) are known for their spectacular bodily appearance;
the pronotum and hemelytra of the adult specimens are lacelike, with a delicate network of …

Holocene climate warming has dramatically altered biological diversity and distributions.
Recent human-induced emissions of greenhouse gases will exacerbate global warming and …

Climate oscillation and its synergistic impacts on habitat fragmentation have been identified
as threatening the survival of some extant species. However, the mechanisms by which semi …

In this study, we obtained the first complete mitochondrial genome of Procontarina fructiculi,
an important mango gall midge pest from Guangxi, China. The mitogenome of P. fructiculi …

Blissidae (the Chinch bug) is a group with high species richness in Lygaeoidea, but there
are only a few descriptions of mitochondrial genomes available. We obtained mitogenomes …