ZooKeys is pleased to welcome Dr.John Warren Reynolds, a distinguished authority in earthworm research, as its newest subject editor. In ZooKeys, he will focus on Annelida, with a particular emphasis on terrestrial earthworms (Oligochaeta).
Originally from Montreal, Quebec, and now residing in Ki ...
ZooKeys, together with its publisher Pensoft, took part in the XII European Congress of Entomology (ECE 2023) in Heraklion, Crete, from October 16th to 20th, 2023. The event provided a forum for entomologists from all over the world, bringing together over 900 scientists from 60 countries.
The EC ...
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 ...
Pensoft participated in several events all around the world in October and November 2023.
Looking into biological collections, pseudoscorpion researcher Catalina Romero-Ortiz found five new species and a new genus of these interesting creatures.
Content from 20 Pensoft journals will now be automatically added to ResearchGate to reach the research network’s 25 million users. Each journal will also receive a dedicated profile.
The moth, named Mirlatia arcuata, by a research team from Germany, Austria, and the United Kingdom, is one of the most remarkable discoveries in Lepidoptera of recent decades.
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