New vole species hidden on the Tibetan Plateau named after the Yarlung Zangbo River
Researchers have described Alticola yarlungia, a new mountain vole species from southern Tibet, using combined genetic and morphological evidence.
Researchers have described Alticola yarlungia, a new mountain vole species from southern Tibet, using combined genetic and morphological evidence.
Scientists have described Glyptothorax pulcher, a vividly patterned new catfish species from the upper Pearl River in southwest China, and ...
A newly described sand-dwelling loach from Myanmar's Chindwin–Irrawaddy basin, Mustura arenaria, reveals through DNA analysis that its genus is polyphyletic ...
Integrative taxonomy combining DNA sequencing, micro-CT scanning, and pharyngeal tooth morphology has revealed that a population long classified as Schizopygopsis ...
An integrative taxonomic study has revealed that the Tonkin keelback, long treated as a single wide-ranging species, actually comprises two ...
A single bat captured in Yunnan Province represents the first record of Peters's Pipistrelle in China and on the Asian ...
Genetic and morphological analyses reveal that a disjunct skink population along the southern Hindu Kush represents a deeply divergent new ...
DNA from nearly a century of museum bird skins reveals that the Eurasian Jay comprises at least eight deeply divergent ...
New mitochondrial DNA analysis reveals that Bulgarian and Turkish long-fingered bat populations form a distinct genetic clade, reshaping our understanding ...
A new revision of the poplar-gall psyllid genus Camarotoscena confirms ten species through morphology while revealing that standard mitochondrial DNA ...
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