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Within the scope of the Mértola Biological Station (CIBIO-InBIO), the study of the invertebrate fauna of the region initiated this April with a visit of entomologists. 

This new species of Lepidoptera is closely related to Ypsolopha instabilella (Mann, 1866), but with some differences externally, in male and female genitalia and a significant difference in DNA barcode.

With the present work, the number of Portuguese Ypsolopha species is raised to seven. Currently, the distribution known of this species is limited to a single site at Vila Nova de Milfontes, Beja, Portugal, in contrast with Y. instabilella which has a wide distribution from southern Spain, into central Asia.

Assessing ecosystem and habitat type vulnerability to invasion/colonisation of non-indigenous species (NIS) is key to focus conservation actions protecting them from the negative impacts related to NIS invasiveness.

LIFEPLAN – A Planetary Inventory of Life aims to establish the current state of biodiversity across the globe, and to use new insights for generating accurate predictions of its future state under future scenarios.

Understanding temporal changes in aquatic communities are essential to address the freshwater biodiversity crisis. In particular, it is important to understand the patterns and drivers of spatial variation in local community dynamics, generalizing temporal trends from discrete locations to entire landscapes that are the main focus of management. Here, we present a framework for producing spatially continuous views of community dynamics, focusing on stream fish affected by hydropower development.

The Natural History and Science Museum of the University of Porto (MHNC-UP), including its Botanical Garden and Hall of Biodiversity – Ciência Viva Center, is the first institution from Portugal to become an official member of the European Commission Global Coalition United for #Biodiversity.

A descoberta, agora publicada na revista Biodiversity Data Journal, foi realizada por uma equipa de investigadores do Centro de Investigação em Biodiversidade e Recursos Genéticos (CIBIO-InBIO), Universidade do Porto durante o projeto InBIO Barcoding Initiative Database: Portuguese Bats (Chiroptera), que tem como objetivo a divulgação de dados de códigos de barras de ADN de morcegos de Portugal.

Estão abertas inscrições até 27 de julho para o curso Qualidade e Limpeza de Dados de Biodiversidade, que se realizará no formato presencial em Setembro de 2020. Este curso é enquadrado no PORBIOTA e tem por objetivo aprender os princípios de qualidade de dados, e procurar a sua aplicação através de práticas de deteção e limpeza de dados, com exemplos práticos. A qualidade dos dados é um dos aspetos mais importantes que determina a potencial utilização de um conjunto de dados.

‘Portugal decided to join the Promote Pollinators initiative as it recognizes that only through experience sharing among its members, with better cooperation and establishment of best practices, it will be possible to increase the knowledge about pollinator status, trends and conservation strategies, with direct impact at a global scale, as well as with high national and regional relevance’.

Novo género e nova espécie de borboleta em Portugal em homenagem ao rio mondego e ao oceano atlântico.

O novo género de borboletas noturnas descrito por investigadores do CIBIO-InBIO inclui uma nova espécie para a ciência de Portugal e uma outra espécie já conhecida em vários países do Mediterrâneo.

O Herbário da Universidade de Coimbra partilha os dados dos ca. de 92.000 exemplares no GBIF | 22 de Maio | Dia Internacional da Biodiversidade 'As nossas soluções estão na natureza'.

Researchers from CIBIO-InBIO and CEF-ISA have joined efforts to coordinate the Silent Cities project in Portugal. Taking advantage of the available equipment, and an amazing network of volunteers it was possible to get excellent geographic coverage with the installation of 55 recording devices. CIBIO-InBIO researchers and the project PORBIOTA contributed with 13 devices.

Explorator | Explore o mundo das plantas do Herbário da Universidade de Coimbra

No âmbito da E-infraestrutura PORBIOTA em colaboração com o Departamento de Engenharia Informática da Universidade de Coimbra

The data set contains eddy covariance measurements of carbon and water fluxes and ancillary measurements observed at a 50-year-old cork oak woodland (Quercus suber L.) at Herdade da Machoqueira do Grou, located in Central Portugal under Mediterranean climate conditions. The data were collected between 2010-09-01 to 2017-08-31

There is still a lot to be done regarding the inventory of Lepidoptera species from Portugal: species to be found, species to be named and described for the first time, and, sometimes, it is also needed to clarify the status of species previously described. Cochylimorpha punctiferana is one of those cases, the species was described in 1881 from a single specimen from Bragança in north-east Portugal, collected by Manuel d’Oliveira. It has since 1913 been considered a synonym of C.