Catalogue of Organisms

An inordinate fondness for systematics

Into the Labyrinth

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Climbing perch Anabas testudineus emerging from water, as illustrated by Richard Lydekker . Amongst the unholy mess that is the Percomo...

The Kellyclams

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Ruddy lasaeas Lasaea adansoni photographed in a rock crevice by David Fenwick . Members of the family Lasaeidae, commonly known as kelly...

"Anatomy of Mollusca": A Case of Plagiarism

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Whilst researching material for an upcoming post, I came across this book on Google Books, published in 2010 by the International Scientific...
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Dung Beetles

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Flat-headed dung beetles Pachylomerus femoralis with a ball of the good stuff, photographed by Guido Coza . The dung beetles of the Scar...
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Snap! goes the Termite

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The snapping termite Cavitermes tuberosus , from Wiki Termes . For the subject of today's post, I drew the termite subfamily Termitin...

Nosybelba: A Uniquely Madagascan Mite

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Dorsal and ventral views of the main body of Nosybelba oppiana , from Mahunka (1994). Why yes, it's another random oribatid! Nosybelb...

Acervulinids: Reef Forams

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Regular readers of this site will know that, contrary to common belief, not all representatives of the vaguely defined category of organisms...
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