Catalogue of Organisms
An inordinate fondness for systematics
Rove by the Riverside
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The Staphylinidae, commonly known as the rove beetles, are one of the most diverse of the recognised beetle families. Indeed, thanks to thei...
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Caloppiidae
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The concept of ranks in taxonomy is ultimately an arbitrary one. There is no real definition of what constitutes an 'order', a '...
The Grisons
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Spend a bit of time following discussions of nature documentaries and other popular representations of biodiversity, and one topic you'r...
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Nocardia pseudovaccinii
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As noted on this site before , the Actinobacteria are one of the most significant groups of bacteria in the terrestrial environment. Among t...
Pyrgoidae
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I have referred in the past to there being something of a divide in approaches to the classification of the Foraminifera. This divide arises...
Donaldina
: Palaeozoic Turrets
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Within the last few decades, we've developed a reasonably good idea of what are the primary subdivisions of gastropods alive today. One ...
Mooching Off the Relatives
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Something I've referred to before but only (I think) in passing is that, among the enormous diversity of bees that inhabit this world, t...
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