Oceans cover more than 70% of the Earth's surface and house a dizzying array of
organisms. Mammals, birds, and all manner of fish can be commonly sighted at sea, but …

This contribution is the first part of a series designed to summarize the present knowledge
on the fauna of true bugs (Hemiptera: Heteroptera) of the Socotra Archipelago. A review of …

Key innovations enable access to new adaptive zones and are often linked to increased
species diversification. As such, innovations have attracted much attention, yet their concrete …

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 …

The taxonomy of Asclepios species is revised. Asclepios shiranui (Esaki, 1924), A. coreanus
Esaki, 1930, and A. coreanus miyamotoi Esaki, 1937 are all determined to be junior …

Accurate identification and association of larval specimens with adults is a major challenge
in insect taxonomy. Fortunately, it is now possible for nonexperts to sort collections of bulk …

Xenobates indicus sp. nov. is described from Tamil Nadu and West Bengal, India. It
constitutes the first species of the genus from the Indian subcontinent. The new species can …

The Peruvian fauna of aquatic and semiaquatic bugs comprises 233 species, representing
70 genera, 15 tribes, 29 subfamilies, and 16 families. Many of these species (22%) are …

This study reports on a short survey of the aquatic Heteroptera fauna (Nepomorpha and
Gerromorpha) of the biogeographical subregion Greater Sulu, which has remained almost …

El presente trabajo resume las principales tendencias en el conocimiento de los
gerromorfos en el ámbito mundial, relacionadas con los avances en sistemática molecular …