Simple Summary The ability to identify the source of vertebrate blood in mosquitoes, ticks,
and other blood-feeding arthropod vectors greatly enhances our knowledge of how vector …

The decline of both managed and wild bee populations has been extensively reported for
over a decade now, with growing concerns amongst the scientific community. Also, evidence …

The nuclear genomes of most animal species include NUMTs, segments of the mitogenome
incorporated into their chromosomes. Although NUMT counts are known to vary greatly …

The extreme conservation of mitochondrial genomes in metazoans poses a significant
challenge to understanding mitogenome evolution. However, the presence of variation in …

Biological conclusions based on DNA barcoding and metabarcoding analyses can be
strongly influenced by the methods utilized for data generation and curation, leading to …

Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) regions have been widely used as molecular markers in
evolutionary studies and species identification. However, the presence of heteroplasmy and …

Pentatomidae, the most diverse family of Pentatomoidea, is found worldwide. Currently, the
phylogenetic relationships among Pentatomidae tribes remain unstable, and subfamily …

Human-induced shifts in species' ranges can increase contact between closely related
species and lead to reproductive interference. In Australia, climate change and trade in …

The species delimitation of the marine bivalve species complex Aequiyoldia eightsii in South
America and Antarctica is complicated by mitochondrial heteroplasmy and amplification bias …

Coadaptation of mitochondrial and nuclear genes is essential for proper cellular function.
When populations become isolated, theory predicts that they should maintain mito‐nuclear …