Hymenoptera evolution: A long and winding road

Wasps and their relatives (Hymenoptera) are a dominant taxon of terrestrial ecosystems. A new study makes progress in understanding how they became what they are today, but we are still struggling with assessing their diversity, which is now facing unquantifiable threats.

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Current Biology
Published
2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2025.03.042
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1
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Plant and animal studies
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Hymenoptera evolution: A long and winding road

Ralph S. Peters
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Current Biology
Plant and animal studies
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Hymenoptera evolution: A long and winding road

Ralph S. Peters
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Abstract

Wasps and their relatives (Hymenoptera) are a dominant taxon of terrestrial ecosystems. A new study makes progress in understanding how they became what they are today, but we are still struggling with assessing their diversity, which is now facing unquantifiable threats.

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