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05.02.2015 9:11, Emus

A food product made from mealworms has been developed
http://sci-dig.ru/obshestvo/razrabotan-pis...format=standard

08.02.2015 9:33, Emus

I congratulate all my colleagues on the Russian Science Day!!!
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12.02.2015 8:24, Emus

Termites slow the advance of deserts
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/termityi-zamedly...plenie-pustyin/
Likes: 1

17.02.2015 7:54, Emus

Once again, the review of museum collections brought entomologists a crop of new insect species.
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/novyiy-vid-naezn...yskogo-vozhdya/

18.02.2015 8:01, Emus

The shape of the peacock-eyed butterfly's wings confuses bats ' sonars. Video
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/forma-kryilev-ba...-myishey-video/
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20.02.2015 14:40, Emus

Scientists from the University of Massachusetts and Dartmouth College found that small doses of plant toxins, including caffeine and nicotine, contained in plant nectar, protect pollinating insects from parasites.
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/kofein-i-nikotin-pomogut-pchelam/

21.02.2015 9:13, Emus

DNA was used to reconstruct the history of the conquest of the world in the XVI century by one of the ant species
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/po-dnk-vosstanov...-vidov-muravev/

28.02.2015 11:20, Emus

Biologists managed to find out how cicadas from the genus Karenia, which are devoid of chirping organs, make sounds that attract relatives.
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/kak-poyut-nemyie/

07.03.2015 8:41, Emus

Jumping of the fastest insects in the world was captured on camera for the first time. Video
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/pryizhki-byistre...yali-na-kameru/

08.03.2015 10:27, Emus

A new family of moles is described
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/opisano-novoe-semeystvo-moley/
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13.03.2015 8:14, Emus

The researchers managed to control the development of working individuals of one of the ant species, changing the size of insects almost twice.
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/uchenyie-himiche...soldat-muravev/

19.03.2015 8:24, Emus

Researchers control the cyborg beetle's flight with high precision
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/issledovateli-s-...-kiborga-video/

19.03.2015 8:25, Emus

An amazing observation was made by paleoentomologists who studied data on 5,5 thousand extinct representatives of the order that lived on Earth for the last 300 million years. Dividing them into families, and grouping the families by time of existence (in increments of 25 million years), scientists stated that during all this time there were absolutely 214 beetle families on the planet, of which 179 survived to our time.
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/zhuki-ne-umeyut-vyimirat/

19.03.2015 8:28, Emus

Ivan Bolotov and Oleg Berlov published in the journal Nota Lepidopterologica a report on the observation of caterpillars of the rare bear butterfly Menetriesii (Borearctia menetriesii).
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/entomologi-vnov-...dkoy-babochkoy/

27.03.2015 8:14, Emus

Two species of termites, considered one of the most destructive pests in the world, were able to interbreed.
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/vo-floride-vyive...-razrushiteley/

28.03.2015 14:15, Emus

Flies play an important role in the pollination process
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/muhi-igrayut-vaz...sse-opyileniya/

01.04.2015 8:04, Emus

Butterfly robots behave like real insects. Video
http://sci-dig.ru/tehnology/robotyi-baboch...sekomyie-video/

01.04.2015 8:05, Emus

Insects started caring for their offspring as early as 100 million years ago
http://sci-dig.ru/paleontology/nasekomyie-...-mln-let-nazad/

02.04.2015 8:44, Emus

Argentina's fire ants drive caimans out of their nests, killing and eating their newly hatched young.
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/argentinskie-mur...hey-krokodilov/

07.04.2015 7:48, Emus

Boxwood pest control in Sochi threatens rare butterfly species
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/borba-s-vreditel...vidam-babochek/

12.04.2015 7:02, Emus

Entomologists from the University of Jyväskylä in Finland decided to find out why some species of butterflies have bright spots on their wings that resemble the pupils of animals. This is a question that scientists have repeatedly asked.
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/pyatna-na-kryily...ishhnyih-ptits/

This post was edited by Emus-12.04.2015 07: 03

04.05.2015 19:48, barko

"A new species of butterfly endemic to the Commander Islands" smile.gif
http://komandorsky.ru/новый-вид-бабочки-эн...x-islands.html
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05.05.2015 19:29, AGG

Oleg, can an article or at least a photo be made publicly available? shuffle.gif

07.05.2015 7:00, Emus

The fight against bedbugs is planned to be entrusted to bedbugs
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/borbu-s-klopami-...oruchit-klopam/

08.05.2015 7:19, Emus

Paleontologist found out how the first arthropods got a head
http://sci-dig.ru/paleontology/paleontolog...avelis-golovoy/

09.05.2015 7:08, Emus

How the Bombardier Beetle's Chemical Weapons Work
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/kak-rabotaet-him...uka-bombardira/

12.05.2015 11:15, Норд

Ancient predatory cockroach found in a piece of amber

A predatory mantis-like cockroach that lived during the time of the dinosaurs and hunted at night was found by paleontologists in a 100-million-year-old piece of solidified resin.
As the researchers report in an article in Geologica Carpathica, writes Yu. Rudny (www.vesti.ru), the insect is a representative of a new for science, but now extinct family of predatory cockroaches.
Scientists led by Peter Vršanský of the Geological Institute of Bratislava (Slovakia) found the creature in a piece of amber in a mine in Myanmar and named it Manipulator modificaputis.
The cockroach had a long neck that allowed its head to move freely in all directions. Manipulator modificaputis also had long legs, meaning it was most likely actively chasing prey.

During the early Cretaceous period, when this insect also lived on Earth, many branches of predatory insects similar to cockroaches evolved. But, as paleontologists note, only one branch has survived to this day and is represented today by praying mantises. They have the same front legs, and they are relatives of modern cockroaches, writes New Scientist.
via zamay.org

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15.05.2015 8:36, Emus

Fredrick J. Larabee and Andrew V. Suarez of the Department of Entomology at the University of Illinois were able to see how ants save their lives by jumping with their jaws. Video.
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/chelyusti-pozvol...lnyiy-pryizhok/
Likes: 2

16.05.2015 8:23, Emus

In America, bees are dying out en masse
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/v-amerike-massov...irayut-pchelyi/
Likes: 3

19.05.2015 8:29, Emus

Hawkmoth butterflies use their genitals to escape bats
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/babochki-brazhni...hhyu-genitaliy/
Likes: 1

19.05.2015 8:30, Emus

Fruit flies can have emotions
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/u-drozofil-mogut-byit-emotsii/
Likes: 1

23.05.2015 7:32, Emus

Scientists have discovered a gene that determines the development of males in the mosquito species (Aedes aegypti)
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/gen-prevrashhaet...amok-v-samtsov/
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26.05.2015 7:55, Emus

Body curves save caterpillars from birds
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/izgibyi-tela-spa...enits-ot-ptits/

28.05.2015 8:12, Emus

The journal Environmental Entomology published an article evaluating the effectiveness of using black lion fly larvae (Hermetia illucens) in recycling waste into food additives.
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/lichinki-muh-pre...hodyi-v-pishhu/
Likes: 1

29.05.2015 8:05, Emus

Scientists found out functions of glow of millipedes
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/uchenyie-vyiyasn...ya-mnogonozhek/

02.06.2015 9:59, Emus

Seven species of beetles are satisfied with one pheromone for all
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/sem-vidov-zhukov...omonom-na-vseh/
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06.06.2015 8:47, Emus

Bee enemies use chemical disguise
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/vragi-pchel-ispo...uyu-maskirovku/

12.06.2015 8:57, Emus

In the US, volunteers are encouraged to monitor dragonfly migrations
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/v-ssha-prizyivay...siyami-strekoz/
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18.06.2015 7:50, Emus

70% of the genetic differences between two subspecies of a fly can occur in a single generation.
http://sci-dig.ru/statyi/novyie-vidyi-pryamo-seychas/

19.06.2015 7:49, Emus

London museum workers incline moth to same-sex marriage
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/londonskie-muzey...opolyim-brakam/

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