Tangled wires and trash: Thailand’s island paradise is quietly losing its scenic soul
A systematic survey of Mu Ko Chang National Park finds tangled overhead wiring is the most pervasive form of visual ...
A systematic survey of Mu Ko Chang National Park finds tangled overhead wiring is the most pervasive form of visual ...
A year-long survey of 1,175 freshwater snails across five southern Thai provinces identified three species carrying eight trematode parasites, including ...
Environmental DNA surveys across Thailand's Chao Phraya River Basin show silver carp detections rising from 31 percent of sites in ...
New cytogenetic analysis reveals distinct chromosomal and microsatellite patterns that differentiate two morphologically similar Thai fish species.
Endophytic fungi isolated from healthy Itea japonica and Itea riparia tissues in Chiang Mai Province reveal two new species, Diaporthe ...
A Thai case–control study identifies injection drug use, prior sexually transmitted infections, and high-risk sexual behaviors as the strongest independent ...
New fieldwork and DNA analysis reveal that a loach long thought to be a Thai cave specialist is actually a ...
A combined morphometric and COI genetic study of 148 stingray specimens shows Thai Brevitrygon belong to a single species, Brevitrygon ...
A three-year survey on Ko Pha-ngan documents 21 snake species, including a Vulnerable king cobra, a Near Threatened rat snake ...
A survey of fungi on flowers in Chiang Mai and Phayao provinces has revealed sixteen previously unknown Aureobasidium species, doubling ...
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