Understanding the overwhelming diversity of life calls for complex organisational schemes. The field of systematics may thus be seen as the cornerstone of evolutionary biology. In the last few decades, systematics has been rejuvenated through the introduction of molecular methods such as DNA barcoding and multi-gene phylogenetic approaches. These methods may shed new light on established taxonomic ideas and problems. For example, the classification of ants has aroused much debate due to reinterpretation of morphological characters or contradictions between molecular data and morphology. Only in the last few years a consensus was reached regarding the phylogeny of ant subfamilies. However, the situation remains deplorable for lower taxonomic...
Fungal species identities are often based on morphological features, but current molecular phylogene...
With more than 7000 species, the myrmicine ants constitutes one of the most successful ecological su...
Pairs of obligate social parasites and their hosts, where some of the parasites have recently diverg...
This study investigates the evolutionary history of a hyperdiverse clade, the ant subfamily Myrmicin...
Fungus-farming ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) have become model systems for exploring questions rega...
Avec plus de 7000 espèces, les fourmis Myrmicinae constituent l’un des plus grands succès écologique...
Fungal species identities are often based on morphological features, but current molecular phylogene...
About 10,000 arthropod species live as ants' social parasites and have evolved a number of mechanism...
Eine taxonomische Synopsis der 6 paläarktischen Arten der Myrmica-schencki-Gruppe, basierend auf der...
Background: Ants of the genus Lasius are ecologically important and an important system for evolutio...
Background: Ants of the genus Lasius are ecologically important and an important system for evolutio...
Fungal species identities are often based on morphological features, but current molecular phylogene...
Fungal species identities are often based on morphological features, but current molecular phylogene...
Seventeen extinct ant species have been ascribed to the genus Myrmica: four species from the Late Eo...
Twentytwo species of myrmicid ants maintaining outdoor populations are listed for Finland. Four of t...
Fungal species identities are often based on morphological features, but current molecular phylogene...
With more than 7000 species, the myrmicine ants constitutes one of the most successful ecological su...
Pairs of obligate social parasites and their hosts, where some of the parasites have recently diverg...
This study investigates the evolutionary history of a hyperdiverse clade, the ant subfamily Myrmicin...
Fungus-farming ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) have become model systems for exploring questions rega...
Avec plus de 7000 espèces, les fourmis Myrmicinae constituent l’un des plus grands succès écologique...
Fungal species identities are often based on morphological features, but current molecular phylogene...
About 10,000 arthropod species live as ants' social parasites and have evolved a number of mechanism...
Eine taxonomische Synopsis der 6 paläarktischen Arten der Myrmica-schencki-Gruppe, basierend auf der...
Background: Ants of the genus Lasius are ecologically important and an important system for evolutio...
Background: Ants of the genus Lasius are ecologically important and an important system for evolutio...
Fungal species identities are often based on morphological features, but current molecular phylogene...
Fungal species identities are often based on morphological features, but current molecular phylogene...
Seventeen extinct ant species have been ascribed to the genus Myrmica: four species from the Late Eo...
Twentytwo species of myrmicid ants maintaining outdoor populations are listed for Finland. Four of t...
Fungal species identities are often based on morphological features, but current molecular phylogene...
With more than 7000 species, the myrmicine ants constitutes one of the most successful ecological su...
Pairs of obligate social parasites and their hosts, where some of the parasites have recently diverg...