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Retired biologist discovers over 300 new crustacean species in spare time during lockdown - Vimarsana News

Retired biologist discovers over 300 new crustacean species in spare time during lockdown

Prof Geoff Boxshall, a former scientist at the Natural History Museum, isn't letting old age hinder his true passion

Meet Some of the 552 Species Described for the First Time by London's Natural History Museum | Smart News - Vimarsana News

Meet Some of the 552 Species Described for the First Time by London's Natural History Museum | Smart News

Species of menacing dinosaurs, shiny beetles and an abundance of teeny invertebrates were new to science in 2021

Natural History Museum Described Over 500 New Species in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Natural History Museum Described Over 500 New Species in 2021

It was a very busy and productive year for the Natural History Museum as their experts described 552 new species that included dinosaurs, crustaceans, plants, and even a meteorite. The majority of the new species described by the museum were a group of crustaceans called copepods. Wherever there is water, you’ll find the small shrimp-like... Read more »

More than 500 New Species was Discovered by the Natural History Museum in 2021 - Vimarsana News

More than 500 New Species was Discovered by the Natural History Museum in 2021

This year, scientists at the Natural History Museum discovered 552 new species, including six new dinosaurs, an Indian beetle named after Larry the cat, and dozens of crustaceans important to the planet's carbon cycle.

England museum scientists discover more than 550 new species in 2021 - Vimarsana News

England museum scientists discover more than 550 new species in 2021

The Natural History Museum in London described more than 500 new species in 2021, including massive extinct dinosaurs and tiny shrimp-like crustaceans.