The Journal of Lost Species

Forthcoming

The Bonito diving beetle (Mystonectes neomexicanus): always rare and currently lost without observations since 1976

Simon Doneski, Kelly Miller
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Putative extinction of Cobitis kellei: evidence from repeated field surveys and hydrological collapse

Cüneyt Kaya, Münevver Kaba, Erhan Ünlü, Esra Bayçelebi, Jörg Freyhof
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Oreocarya insolita: what was in Vegas is no longer in Vegas

Arnold Tiehm
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Conservation priorities and early warnings of national mammal loss in Jordan within a lost species framework

Ehab Eid
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The lost butterflies of New Mexico’s Sacramento Mountains

Simon Doneski, Quinlyn Baine
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Why do we need a journal about lost species?

Christina Biggs, Arne Mooers, Thomas Martin
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Australyichthys gen. nov. (Teleostei, Syngnathidae), a lost mesophotic lineage from southern Australia, with description of A. aegis sp. nov. and reclassification of Hippocampus minotaur and H. paradoxus

Graham Short, Ralph Foster, Martin Gomon, Susan Bassham, Clayton Small, Healy Hamilton, Alexander DuToit, Christina Biggs, David Harasti, Kerryn Parkinson, Amanda Hay
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Three records of the New Britain Thrush (Zoothera talaseae) from Papua New Guinea in the 21st century

Jason Gregg, Stanley Jacobs, Vincent Paduong, Patrick Pose, Marianne Quelennec, Thierry Quelennec, Bulisa Iova, Pagi Toko, Katerina Sam, Guy Dutson, Kryštof Korejs, Bonny Koane, Richard Hazell, Ethan Linck
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Lost in the dark: why we still don't understand parasitoid decline and extinction

Jessica Awad, Cristina Vasilita, Amelie Höcherl, Lars Krogmann
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The Manipur bush rat Hadromys humei: a poorly known endemic rodent at risk of extinction

Sourav Gupta, Ramie H. Begum, M. Firoz Ahmed, Shyamkant S. Talmale
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