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• Heliconius butterfly genome explains wing pattern diversity

  16 May 2012

  

   

• First ever record of insect pollination captured in 100 million-year-old amber

  15 May 2012

  

   

• Meet the 125-million-year-old pollinator “Jeholopsyche liaoningensis”

  19 March 2012

  

   

• Fancy footwork and non-stick leg coating helps spiders not stick to their own webs

  1 March 2012

  

   

• “Anastrepha conflua,” new fruit fly species

  13 February 2012

  

   

• Male spider’s sexual organs work fastest only when a female breaks them off

  7 February 2012

  

   

• Jeholopsyche liaoningensis

  30 January 2012

  

   

• “Molynocoelia erwini,” a new species of fruit fly from Ecuador

  28 November 2011

  

   

• 8 strange but true spider facts

  28 October 2011

  

   

• Halocoryza acapulcana Whitehead

  19 October 2011

  

   

• Suitor’s gentle massage soothes aggressive, cannibalistic female spiders, researchers find

  14 October 2011

  

   

• Invertebrates are ignored, overlooked by conservationists, policymakers and the public

  1 September 2011

  

   

• An eye gene colors butterfly wings red

  1 August 2011

  

   

• Lofty experiments with gliding ants reveals secrets of their unusual flight

  13 June 2011

  

   

• Don’t pick a fight with a eunuch spider. It has nothing to lose

  7 April 2011

  

   

• From chewing tough insects to soft fruit, bat teeth are highly specialized

  22 February 2011