Catalogue of Organisms

An inordinate fondness for systematics

Guenons

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The common perception of monkeys tends to be dominated by a relatively small number of species, generally those most commonly seen in zoos, ...
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Matoniaceae: Ferns with a Heritage

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Ferns are one of those groups of organisms, like sharks and cockroaches, that are not really as ancient as most people imagine. For all that...

Radiolarians of the Globe

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Radiolarians are one of the primary groups of micro-organisms to be found among the marine plankton. These unicellular greeblies are justly ...

Dalmanellidae

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The photo above (copyright Dave ), may or may not show Dalmanella , a brachiopod originally described from the later Ordovician of Sweden. ...

Ghost Moths and Other Obscurities

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During my early years in rural New Zealand, I would often take note of the variety of insect life that could be seen coming to the screen do...

The Other Silver Fish

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A couple of years ago , I presented a post about the Lepismatidae, the family including the familiar household silverfishes. In that post, I...

Miscophus littoreus

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Face of Miscophus littoreus , from Andrade (1960). For this post's semi-random subject, I drew the crabronid wasp species Miscophus l...
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