Museum fish skeletons reveal two types of bone overgrowth and its sequential onset
Hyperostotic fish skeletons in Vienna reveal spongy and compact bone overgrowth types and a sequential, species-specific onset documented from juveniles...
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Hyperostotic fish skeletons in Vienna reveal spongy and compact bone overgrowth types and a sequential, species-specific onset documented from juveniles...
Two colonies of carnivorous butterworts discovered in Belize's Maya Mountains show affinities with Mexican species but subtle differences that may...
Researchers have assembled and compared complete chloroplast genomes of ten Blumea species, revealing highly conserved plastome structure alongside episodic positive...
A study of 54 Campbell's Alligator Lizards in Guatemala found males and females are similar in body size and tail...
Deep in the Cerrado and Pantanal wetlands of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, insects that look exactly like dead leaves...
Two male specimens of the thread-legged assassin bug Myiophanes kempi, unseen since 1924, were found in Andaman Island caves, extending...
A midge species once known only from Kazakhstan's former nuclear test site has been recorded for the first time in...
Abandoned factories, disused rail yards and derelict industrial plots are often dismissed as scars of a city's industrial past. A...
Deep in the heart of China's Xinjiang region lies the Taklamakan Desert, one of the largest shifting-sand deserts on Earth,...
A near-complete early Oligocene frog skeleton from south-eastern France is assigned to the water frog genus Pelophylax and reveals the...
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