Some of these ancient genes have repurposed themselves by adopting new functions to help the beetle survive and adapt to its environment. Additionally, some rove beetle species have even developed ...

In a new study published in Cell ... The gland’s chemistry has been repurposed in extraordinary ways. One rove beetle species secretes a sex pheromone used by mites, fooling its prey.

Researchers have shed new light on how the environment promotes the generation of new species. A study led by Dr. Benjamin ...

There are around 400,000 known species of beetle with new specimens being discovered every ... This Argentinian rove beetle is so rare it was named twice. The first name comes from Charles Darwin ...

A study published in the journal 'Zootaxa' has announced the discovery of six new species of Sericinae beetles from the biodiversity-rich regions of northeast India, it said.