Authors in Biodiversity Data Journal (BDJ) can now incorporate nanopublications within their manuscripts to future-proof the most important assertions on biological taxa and organisms or statements about associations of taxa or organisms and their environments.
Nanopublications complement human-c ...
To address existing challenges in the understanding of the diversity and classification of suprageneric animal taxa, the senior editorial team of ZooKeys launched a new topical article collection.
Titled Global Taxon Reviews, the permanent collection aims to provide a particularly valuable and co ...
EU-funded project BiCIKL (Biodiversity Community Integrated Knowledge Library) launched an article collection in Biodiversity Data Journal (BDJ) to prompt and collate studies that demonstrate how biodiversity data are shared in a way that makes them easily harvested, distributed and re-used, in orde ...
We look back on this incredible journey with pride and appreciation for the countless researchers, authors, reviewers, and supporters who have helped make this dream a reality.
The species was previously known on the commercial tarantula market as the “Chilobrachys sp. Electric Blue Tarantula” but no documentation existed describing its distinctive features or natural habitat.
Aleiodes shakirae is one of only 18 animal species featured in a museum exhibition in Denmark.
The new species was discovered in Ecuador, and is the 14th of its genus to be identified in the past five years.
Research team describes seven new species of walking leaves in ZooKeys
ZooKeys is a peer-reviewed, open access, online and print, rapidly published journal, launched to support free exchange of ideas, data and information in all branches of Zoology. It is one of the most dynamic, innovative and technologically advanced scholarly journals in its field. Zookeys was the first to implement semantic tagging and enhancements of content since the publication of its issue 50 in 2010. Currently, ZooKeys takes second place in the Index of Organism Names among the top 10 journals publishing the greatest number of new taxa in Zoology.
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