Catalogue of Organisms
An inordinate fondness for systematics
Amoeba
: Much Wierder than You Think
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Amoeba proteus extending pseudopodia to feed on a hapless ciliate. Note how the pseudopodia completely surround the ciliate, cutting off any...
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Taxon of the Week: Amphinectidae
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Male of Metaltella simoni , a South American spider that has become established in the southern United States. Photo by johnnyn . The Amp...
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Carpospores in Chains (Taxon of the Week: Schizoserideae)
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Drachiella spectabilis , one of the few species of Schizoserideae found in the North Atlantic. Note the characteristic iridescence of the f...
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The Endosymbiotic Hammer Strikes Again
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I was going to write a post here about Lake's (2009) proposal in yesterday's Nature that double-membraned (Gram-negative) bacteria ...
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Strangers from Parts Unknown (Taxa of the Week:
Juncus
section
Juncotypus
,
Juncus amabilis
)
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Flowerhead of Juncus conglomeratus . If you look closely, you can see the line where the true stem ends, and the elongate stem-like flower ...
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Score One for Biogeography
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Gagrella cauricrepa , the new gagrelline from northern Queensland. Specimen photographed by yours truly (offhand, I think that in over two y...
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The Perils of Peer Review
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There is an awful lot of crap taxonomy out there. Incoherent ramblings, near-unidentifiable taxa, or "new" taxa of dubious distinc...
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