Catalogue of Organisms

An inordinate fondness for systematics

Glenodinium and the Horseshoe of Light

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Yes, it's another dinoflagellate. The subject of the above photo (from here ) is Glenodinium pulvisculus . Glenodinium is a genus of ph...
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Brachythecium salebrosum: Some Like It Temperate

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Brachythecium salebrosum , photographed in Slovakia by M. Lüth . Brachythecium salebrosum is a species of moss found in many temperate re...
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The Ornithocheirids: Misunderstood Giants

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The original specimen of Ornithocheirus simus , from Joseph Dinkel . The pterosaurs of the Ornithocheiridae that lived between the Early a...
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Callocystitids: Ambulacra Advancement and Rhomb Reduction

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The Upper Silurian callocystitid Staurocystis quadrifasciata , from Museum Victoria . The Palaeozoic echinoderms included many distinctive...
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The Gagrella Problem Cranked Up to Eleven

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A Leiobunum eating a cricket, photographed in North Carolina by Jeffrey Pippen . In previous posts on this site, I have referred to the...
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Marginal Limpets

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Shells of Emarginula solidula , photographed by Jan Delsing . For today's subject taxon, I've drawn the Emarginulini. This is a tr...

Ormyrids: Attacking the Gall

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Female of Ormyrus nitidulus , photographed by Penny Metal . Everyone knows about God's supposed inordinate fondness for beetles, but i...
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