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Illustrated Catalogue and Phylogenetic Relationships of 330 Species of Arctiinae Moth Species from the Chocó Rainforest in…

Abstract Tropical rain forests are the most species rich terrestrial habitats on Earth, but their insect diversity is understudied, and it is unclear how many species are already scientifically described. A model group to study description patterns are tiger moths (Erebidae: Arctiinae), a species-rich…
Cham: Springer International Publishing, 2025-12-22

Low resilience to deforestation in nocturnal bees is counteracted by a broad resource range and reliance on pioneers : Recovery…

aus: Apidologie
Abstract Nocturnal bees are elusive pollinators for which little and fragmented evidence of their dietary breadth is available. Moreover, despite their assumed relevance as pollinators of tropical plants, there is no information on how nocturnal bees respond to the loss of suitable habitats and forest…
Paris: Springer, 2025-11-27

Host identity, more than elevation, shapes bee microbiomes along a tropical elevation gradient

Understanding how host-microbiome interactions respond to abiotic and biotic factors is key to elucidating the mechanisms influencing ecological communities under current climate change scenarios. Despite increasing evidence that gut microbial communities associated with bees influence their health and…
Lausanne: Frontiers Media S.A., 2025-09-18