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What has no eyes, no scales and a represents a new genus?

December 3, 2012by Lindsey Reiser Leave a comment

Draconectes narinosus, a kind of loach that was just found in southeast Asia by researchers working with Flora & Fauna International. The little fish’s name is combination of Greek and […]

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