Hureau’s Flounder Surfaces in Taiwan for the First Time, Filling a Vast Pacific Distribution Gap
A bycatch survey in Penghu has produced the first Taiwanese specimen of Hureau's flounder, bridging a distribution gap between Japan ...
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Spitting spider genus Dictis recorded in the Caucasus for the first time
A field expedition to Georgia's Vashlovani National Park has produced the first Caucasian record of the spitting spider genus Dictis, ...
Giant Sixgill Shark Hauled From Gulf Depths Confirms Species in Mexican Waters
The first confirmed capture of an adult bluntnose sixgill shark off Veracruz, Mexico, extends the deep-water predator's known range into ...
Japanese Lanternfish Turns Up Far South of Its Known Pacific Range, in Taiwan’s Trawlers
Researchers report the first Taiwanese specimens of the Japanese lanternfish Notoscopelus japonicus, extending the species' known range to its southernmost ...
Tiny Moss With Feather-Like Leaves Turns Up in China for the First Time
A tiny epiphytic moss, Fissidens pokhrensis, has been recorded in China for the first time in the Gaoligong Mountains of ...
New Aphid Species Turns Up in South Korea, Doubling Down on Greenideinae Diversity
Researchers report the aphid Eutrichosiphum sinense for the first time in South Korea and publish an illustrated key to all ...
Tiny Stored-Product Beetle Recorded in Georgia for the First Time
A single female specimen of the stored-product darkling beetle Palorus subdepressus collected near Kumisi, Georgia, represents the first record of ...
Rare Peters’s Pipistrelle Bat Discovered in China for the First Time
A single bat captured in Yunnan Province represents the first record of Peters's Pipistrelle in China and on the Asian ...
Tropical sand goby makes a surprise appearance on Jeju Island, stretching its range north
A male–female pair of the Indo-Pacific tropical sand goby has been recorded for the first time in Korea, on Jeju-do ...
Slender giant moray makes record-breaking appearance in Korean waters
A 2318 mm four-pore slender giant moray caught off Heuksan-do Island is the first voucher-confirmed record of Strophidon tetraporus in ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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