IAN S. KURY's scientific contributions
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The "World Catalogue of Opiliones" (WCO) is a collaborative effort to comprehensively index the Earth's species of harvestmen. This paper announces one component of the WCO, "WCO-Lite" a website available at https://wcolite.com/. WCO-Lite provides a graphic user interface for a second component of the WCO, "Opiliones of the World", a database on th...
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... The order Opiliones ( Fig. 1; commonly called harvesters, harvestmen, or daddy-long-legs) is the third most diverse lineage of arachnids, after Acari (mites and ticks) and Araneae, with over 6,700 species currently described (Kury et al., 2020), although estimates of true diversity are at least 10,000 species (Machado et al. 2007). The Arachnida probe set has been used heavily in Opiliones systematics, however, at the time that the Arachnida probe set was created, there were no Opiliones genomes published. ...