Morphological and molecular study describes sulphidic cave shrimp from southwestern Iran
A morphological and molecular taxonomic study describes Caridina tashanica sp. nov., the first exclusively subterranean atyid shrimp reported from Iran ...
A morphological and molecular taxonomic study describes Caridina tashanica sp. nov., the first exclusively subterranean atyid shrimp reported from Iran ...
A new study in Nature Conservation maps plant diversity across steep karst hillslopes in southwestern China, revealing inverted U-shaped diversity ...
A dwarf, winter-flowering primrose with an extraordinary corolla tube has been described as Primula xingyiensis from karst cliffs in Guizhou, ...
A new survey of Morocco's Aziza cave documents 26 cave-restricted species, the richest known subterranean fauna in Africa.
Dedicated surveys of two Costa Rican karst caves have produced the first taxonomically verified, DNA-corroborated records of cave-dwelling catfish populations ...
A newly described loach, Oreonectes jinxiuensis, from Guangxi's karst streams brings the genus to thirteen species and reveals widespread misidentification ...
Botanists have described Oreocharis fulvovillosa, a critically endangered yellow-flowered gesneriad known from a single limestone cliff in western Yunnan, China.
Researchers modified a leaf litter trap with a retractable fine-mesh enclosure to safely capture federally threatened Salado Salamanders from a ...
A two-decade survey of Georgia's caves and mines has documented twenty bat species, including a national first, and identified the ...
A new genetic study finds that the cave spider Phanetta subterranea, North America's most widespread troglobiont, shows remarkably low genetic ...
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