Catalogue of Organisms

An inordinate fondness for systematics

Booklice: The Cutest of Pests

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Humans have a tendency to think of 'nature' and the 'environment' as something distinct from our own society. Environments u...
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Sea Spiders

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With arthropods being such a massively diverse sector of the global biota (and even that feels like an understatement; describing arthropods...
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Of Hawks and Marble

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The acanthomorph fishes (a major clade of fishes mostly characterised by the presence of spines at the front of the dorsal fin) have long be...
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The New Centaury

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In an earlier post , I described the South American flowering herbs known as the Coutoubeinae. In this post, I'm going to take a step ba...

Naviculi, Navicula

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Diatoms are one of the most prominent groups of micro-algae in aquatic environments, perhaps more abundant than any other major group of aqu...

The Age of Olcostephaninae

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Ammonites are among the iconic fossils of the Mesozoic. These shelled cephalopods dominated the oceans during their heyday and diversified i...

The Pireninae

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The chalcidoid wasps are truly a remarkable array: tiny wonders coming in a bewildering variety of forms. For this post, I'm looking at ...
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