Overview of the scientific, professional, and educational publications of the Croatian Museum of Natural History.
The Balkan region is inhabited by hundreds of endemic freshwater molluscs, mainly small hydrobiids, and is considered a hotspot of global biodiversity. On the…
The studied Kraljevec Forest Park represents an urban forest complex located in the immediate vicinity of the very center of the city of Zagreb.…
The Smoothback angelshark Squatina oculata is classified as Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. It has been extirpated from much…
Reintroduction of key plant species to habitats where they became locally extinct contributes to the restoration of biodiversity and ecological functions of the natural…
The current state of knowledge on Euphorbia subgen. Chamaesyce sect. Anisophyllum in Croatia, based on literature analysis, herbarium specimens, data from the Flora Croatica…
During ongoing bryological surveys conducted in the Mt. Papuk, two significant sites, Sokolina Gosted and Svinjarevac, have been identified. These sites are characterized by…
The shallow Vrana (Vransko) Lake in Dalmatia, Croatia, is a brackish water (oligohaline) lake that was artificially connected to the Adriatic Sea by the…
Xiphydria prolongata (Geoffroy, 1785) is reported in Greece for the first time, from a mixed riparian forest in the northeastern Peloponnese. The species’ distribution,…
Based on the known available records of Croatia’s hawk moths, including more recent observations, this short communication provides an updated contribution to the known…