


New Collection Spotlights Current Techniques in Morphology
A new collection of research spotlights emerging new technologies and research methods revolutionizing the study of morphology.

Balance, Hearing, and More: Why Some Wasps Have Fat Lower Legs
The fat lower legs that dangle below flying wasps in the family Gasteruptiidae turn out to be filled with insect fat body, and they may play key roles in flight dynamics, detecting vibrations from prey, and even detoxification.

Researchers Find New Wasp Species with Unique Folding Fore Wings
Researchers have discovered several new species of ensign wasps from Sub-Saharan Africa and have published their findings in the journal PLOS ONE. “We didn’t know these new species existed until […]