Catalogue of Organisms

An inordinate fondness for systematics

Does A High Population Guard Against Extinction?

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Rocky Mountain locusts Melanoplus spretus , from the Minnesota Historical Society . The Cloud was hailing grasshoppers. The cloud was gra...
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What is Inula verbascifolia?

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By recommendation of the Committee for Spermatophyta (Brummitt 2005), this is. Photograph by L.R. Inula verbascifolia is a herbaceous, c...
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The Taxonomy of Cow Farts

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The organism in the above picture (from Garrity & Holt 2001) may not look particularly remarkable, but this is a very important microbe...

The Litopterns: Macrauchenia and More

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Much has been made of the "splendid isolation" of South America for a large part of the Cenozoic. Finding itself girt by sea, Sout...
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Paracomatula: Feather Star, or Feather Star Wannabe?

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Fossilised accumulation of Paracomatula helvetica , from here . Earlier posts on this site have discussed examples of the feather stars...
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The Hydrobiinae: North Atlantic Mud-snails

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The fine-looking animal above (photographed by Roy Anderson ) is Hydrobia acuta neglecta , a member of the subfamily Hydrobiinae of the fam...

A Little Bit on Lesser Dung Flies

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Copromyza stercoraria , photographed by Blaauw7 . The fly in the picture above is a typical member of the Sphaeroceridae, a family of ove...
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