Two New Metallic Soldier Beetles Described in Yunnan
Researchers have described two new species of metallic soldier beetles from Yunnan, China, providing a comprehensive key to the genus ...
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New Golden Flower: A Critically Endangered Yellow Camellia Discovered on Yunnan’s Limestone Mountains
Botanists have described Camellia guiliangii, a new yellow-flowered camellia from the limestone mountains of southern Yunnan, China. Molecular analysis of ...
New bell-flowered plant species discovered clinging to Yunnan limestone cliffs
A tiny new plant species with almost no leaf stalks has been described from the limestone cliffs of south-eastern Yunnan, ...
New Legume Species From Yunnan Revealed by 1,233 Nuclear Genes
A new legume shrub from Anning City, Yunnan, has been confirmed as a distinct species through morphology and a phylogenomic ...
Black-and-White Wild Silkworm Discovered in China Rewrites Rondotia Family Tree
A striking new black-and-white wild silkworm species from Sichuan and Yunnan, Rondotia melanoleuca, has been described after captive rearing revealed ...
Glabrous New Milk-Vetch Species Discovered on Baima Mountain in Yunnan
A completely hairless new milk-vetch species, Astragalus baimaensis, has been described from the alpine zone of Baima Mountain in Yunnan, ...
New primrose with protruding stamens discovered in Yunnan
A newly described primrose species from Yunnan, China, stands out with 7-8-lobed flowers and exserted stamens and style, offering fresh ...
Sea Scorpion Fossil From China Rewrites the Family Tree of Ancient Predators
A newly recovered slab from Yunnan Province preserves two individuals of the enigmatic sea scorpion Malongia mirabilis, revealing dorsal anatomy ...
New Wild Banana Species Discovered in China’s Dulong River Gorge
Botanists have described Musa dulongjiangensis, a new wild banana species from the humid Dulong River valley in Yunnan, China, distinguished ...
First karyotype map of the Indochinese shrew settles a long-running species debate
Deep on Yongde Snow Mountain in China's Yunnan Province, at roughly 2,000 meters above sea level, a single female shrew ...
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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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