New Species

New Species

Just a fraction of the species on our planet are known to science, but more are described and published every day. This podcast talks to the authors of these new species to get the behind-the-scenes stories of how new species are found and named, as well as why these discoveries should matter to everyone, not just scientists. Join us on our journey to better understand the wonderful biodiversity of our planet! Be sure to follow New Species on Twitter (@PodcastSpecies), and support the podcast at https://www.patreon.com/NewSpeciesPod

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10 New Staphylinid Beetles with Adam Haberski

10 New Staphylinid Beetles with Adam Haberski

What can tiny, flightless beetles tell us about the history of mountain geography and climate? It turns out, quite a bit! In this episode, Dr. Adam Haberski introduces us to the wild world of Staphyli...

24 Juni 202429min

Basics 3: Description with Marc Milne

Basics 3: Description with Marc Milne

In part 3 of Taxonomy Basics, Marc Milne of the University of Indianapolis tells us all about the process of identifying and publishing new species. He has tips and tricks for microscope work, finding...

4 Juni 202449min

Basics 2: Curation with Ashleigh Whiffin

Basics 2: Curation with Ashleigh Whiffin

In part 2 of Taxonomy Basics, Ashleigh Whiffin of National Museums Scotland brings us into the entomology collection to learn the fundamentals of curation and preservation, including which pins to use...

14 Maj 202449min

Basics 1: Collecting with Evan Waite

Basics 1: Collecting with Evan Waite

In part 1 of Taxonomy Basics, Evan Waite from Arizona State University teaches us all about collecting entomological specimens. From which traps to use to tips on sharing your collection with others, ...

7 Maj 202446min

Three New Red Devil Spiders with Adrià Bellvert and Miquel Arnedo

Three New Red Devil Spiders with Adrià Bellvert and Miquel Arnedo

“Another spider paper?!” you might ask. “More new spiders, what’s so interesting?” Well in addition to a revised genus and three new species, Adrià Bellvert and Miquel Arnedo’s most recent publication...

30 Apr 202448min

Five New Skinks with Ishan Agarwal

Five New Skinks with Ishan Agarwal

Skinks are one of the most diverse families of lizards, and Ishan Agarwal studies skinks in India, one of the most biodiverse countries in the world. From the forest to the lab to the museum, Ishan sh...

2 Apr 202428min

Tautonyms and Etymology with Mike Stephan

Tautonyms and Etymology with Mike Stephan

Mike Stephan is a lawyer obsessed with scientific etymology, specifically tautonyms, binomial names in which the generic name and species name are exactly the same. Scientific naming conventions and c...

19 Mars 202449min

A New Snakeworm Gnat with Thalles Pereira

A New Snakeworm Gnat with Thalles Pereira

There are no snakes in Alaska, so what’s that snakelike shape crossing the road? Few people would guess it’s actually thousands of fly larvae moving in a very peculiar pattern that gives the snakeworm...

5 Mars 202433min

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