Catalogue of Organisms

An inordinate fondness for systematics

The Erisocrinoidea: Shallow Crinoids

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Articulated calyx of Erisocrinus typus , copyright Richard Paselk . The close of the Permian period saw the largest mass extinction ever ...
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A Crab Out of Water

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Crabs are, of course, one of the most instantly recognisable groups of crustaceans. We all know what they look like, and we all know where c...
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The Polyctenidae: Blood-sucking Bugs on Bats

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Dorsal, ventral and lateral views of Eoctenes spasmae , from Marshall (1982). If you ever feel inclined to scan through host records for ...
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In a Pichia

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Culture of Pichia membranifaciens , from Tomas Linder . In my previous post , I alluded to the revolutionary effect that DNA analysis had...

Alpha Bacteria

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Two budding individuals of Caulobacter crescentus , from the US Dept of Energy . From about the 1980s onwards, the increasing application...

Cichlids are Not the Only Radiation

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The Congo River catfish Chrysichthys brevibarbis , copyright John P. Sullivan . With their long barbels around the mouth and lack of scal...
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Amphiascus: Can a Copepod be a Friend of Mine?

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Amphiascus sp., copyright Alexandra . The animal shown in the image above is a member of Amphiascus , a cosmopolitan genus of about thir...
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