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What can an analysis of Australian tropical rainforest bark beetles suggest about the missing millions of Earth's insect species?

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By Nigel Stork, Carl Wardhaugh, Roger Beaver, Soi Wat Pranon
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INTRODUCTION The number of insect species on Earth has been estimated to be around 5 million species (Gaston, 1991b; May, 1997; Stork, 2018; Stork et al., 2015). With only 1 million species named and excluding those accidentally named more than once, it appears that about 80% are yet to be discovered (Stork, 2018). Since taxonomists have been naming species for over 240 years, questions remain as to why these have not been found and described.
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