2026
Monografie i rozdziały
Monographs and chapters
Wiorek M. , Lees D.C., Wahlberg N., Przybyłowicz Ł.
Rampant polyphyly to monophyly: a monograph of the endemic Thyrosticta and Melanonaclia Madagascan Polka Dot Moths (Noctuoidea: Erebidae: Arctiinae: Syntomini).
Faunistic Monographs 28: 1–222. Institute of Systematics and Evolution of Animals, Kraków.
Artykuły
Articles
Arnaiz O., Guérin F., Couloux A., Miró-Pina C., Pellerin G., Nekrasova I., Amselem J., Aury J.-M., Bhullar S., Frapporti A., Lerat E., Luyten I., Malinsky S., Mathy N., Potekhin A., Régnier V., Sawka-Gądek N. , Touzeau A., de Vanssay A., Zangarelli C., Quesneville H., Bétermier M., Labadie K., Duret L., Meyer E., Duharcourt S., Sperling L.
The tiny germline chromosomes of Paramecium aurelia have an exceptionally high recombination rate and are capped by a new class of Helitrons.
BMC Biology, 24: 99.
Bakai A. , Gorman G., Kajtoch Ł.
A review of co-occurrence and hybridization as neglected factors in studies of Syrian Woodpecker (Dendrocopos syriacus) and Great Spotted Woodpecker (Dendrocopos major).
Journal of ornithology, 167: 1–15.
Bordoni A., Beretta A., Camarda D., Stec D. , Dapporto L., Vecchi M.
The first Paramacrobiotus (Tardigrada) species with elongated claws discovered from Giannutri Island (Tuscan Archipelago, Italy).
The European Zoological Journal, 93(1): 583–596.
Camarda D, Fontaneto D, Bajorek D, Lisi O, Stec D.
Taxonomic survey and DNA barcode library of tardigrades from alpine fens in northwestern Italy.
Journal of Limnology, 85: 2262.
Čerňanský A., Georgalis G.L. , Orliac M., Martin J.E.
The reptiles from the Lavergne locality of Phosphorites du Quercy in France show a high taxonomic diversity at the end of the late middle Eocene (MP 16).
Swiss Journal of Palaeontology, 145: 343–401.
Clark JS., Andrus R., Arianoutsou M., Ascoli D., Bergeron Y., Bogdziewicz M., Boivin T., Bonal R., Caignard T., Cailleret M., Calama R., Camarero JJ., Chianucci F., Cienciala E., Courbaud B., Delzon S., Dietze MC., Espelta JM., Fady B., Fyllas NM., Gilbert GS., Gratzer G., Guignabert A., Hacket-Pain A., Hampe A., Hanley ME., HilleRisLambers J., Holik J., Hoshizaki K., Hu M., Ibáñez I., Işık F., Jenkins L., Johnstone JF., Journe V., Kadıoğlu AK., Kızılaslan İS., Knops JMH., Kobe RK., Köse N., Külah EÜ., Kunstler G., LaMontagne JM., Ledwoń M. , Lehtonen A., Loewe-Muñoz V., Lutz JA., Mårell A., Meyer K., Moran E., Motta R., Myers JA., Nagel TA., Pérez-Ramos IM., Piechnik Ł., Podgórski T., Poulton-Kamakura R., Qiu T., Redmond MD., Reid CD., Rodman KC., Rodriguez-Sánchez F., Šamonil P., Seben V., Seget B., Sharma S., Socha J., Steele MA., Straub JN., Sutton S., Thomas PA., Vacchiano G., Venner MC., Venner S., Zavala MA., Zheng S., Żywiec M.
Continental contrasts in climate extremes that control tree fecundity.
Global Change Biology, 32 (2):e70738.
Cole J.A., Bailey J.P., Weissman D.B., Warchałowska-Śliwa E.
Phymonotus glyphopyrenos sp. nov. (Orthoptera, Tettigoniidae, Nedubinae): a new California high elevation mountain endemic katydid with a built-in amplifier.
Zootaxa, 5802 (2): 347–363.
Gwee C., Tassoni L., Boev Z., Tomek T., Talamo S., Wolf J., Bocheński Z.M.
Performance of Two Custom Probe Kits for In-Solution Enrichment of Ancient Avian DNA.
Molecular Ecology Resources, 26(1): 1-14.
Kopeć K. , Kania-Kłosok I., Ross A., Soszyńska A., Krzemiński W.
New Miocene limoniid craneflies from Dominican amber and their evolutionary importance.
Acta Palaeontologica Polonica, 71 (1): 119–132
Lengyel G., Kovács J., Kufel-Diakowska B., Lisztes-Szabó Z., Moskal-del Hoyo M., Újvári G., Wilczyński J.
The Early–Middle Upper Palaeolithic transition in Eastern Central Europe across MIS3–2 and the Bodrogkeresztúr–Henye site, NE Hungary.
Quaternary Science Reviews, 376 (109810).
Matsko Y., Surmacz B. , Kiosya Y., Stec D.
Does the substrate on which cryptogamic vegetation grow matter for limno-terrestrial microfauna?
Applied Soil Ecology, 223: 107093.
Pochat-Cottilloux Y., López-Torres S., Chroust M., Georgalis G.L. , Górka M., Tałanda M.
First occurrences of Trionychidae (Testudines, Cryptodira) from the Miocene of Poland: detailed cranial anatomy and biogeographic implications.
Journal of Anatomy, 2026:00:1–24.
Przybyłowicz Ł. , Karihila B.A., Mahamoudou H., Wiorek M.
Invasive and taxonomically messy – the first record of Olepa schleini (Lepidoptera: Noctuoidea: Erebidae: Arctiinae) in the Afrotropics.
Annales Zoologici, 76 (02): 1–14.
Religa-Sobczyk J. , Kowalik N. , Pospuła S. , Lõugas L., Spötl C., Tomek T., Wertz K. , Wojtal P.
Zooarchaeological and isotope study of animal remains from the Late Bronze Age site of Ridala, Saaremaa Island, Estonia.
Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports Volume, 71 (105710)
Smolis A., Kuznetsova N., Paśnik G.
Untangling the phylogeny of Neanura MacGillivray, 1893 (Collembola, Neanuridae, Neanurinae): new species and evidence for monophyly in a taxonomically unstable family.
The European Zoological Journal, 93:1 446-470.
Tarcz S., Krenek, T., Berendonk U., Rautian M., Surmacz M. , Przyboś E.
Connecting the Dots: Does COI Variability in Paramecium caudatum (Ciliates, Protista) Support the Moderate Endemicity Model of Microeukaryote Distribution?
Journal of Biogeography, 53 (4): e70206.
Vecchi M., Ferrari C., Fontaneto D., Godziek J., Jönsson I.K., Stec D.
DNA metabarcoding reveals tardigrades' diversity and dispersal patterns in European freshwater rock pools.
Journal of Biogeography, 53(1): e70128.
Wiśniewski A., Bujalska P., Popović D., Baca M., Zarzecka-Szubińska K., Lemanik A. , Hein M., Talamo S., Moska P., Fewlass H., Tokarz D., Jary Z., Przybylski B., Bobak D., Połtowicz-Bobak M., Wertz K. , Nadachowski A.
“Application of Multi-Method Dating for Understanding the Gravettian North of Moravia, Central Europe.”
Archaeometry, 1–12.
Marciszak A., Lipecki G. , Kot M.
The carnivore great turnover during the Middle Pleistocene and the role of the MIS 12 glaciations in this process.
Quaternary International, 756 (110143).
Zarzecka-Szubińska K., Marciszak A., Lipecki G. , Valde-Nowak P., Sobczyk K., Wojtal P. , Stefański D.
Multidirectional processing of mammalian remains by the Neanderthals from the Ciemna Cave, Main Chamber (southern Poland).
Quaternary International, 757: 110084.