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New bioluminescent mushroom species discovered in Meghalaya

16th March 202117th March 2021 Editorial Team bioluminescence, Meghalaya, mushrooms, North East India

A bright green light-emitting mushroom has been discovered in Meghalaya.

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Sphaerotheca Bengaluru frog
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Newly discovered frog species named after Bengaluru city

26th February 202116th March 2021 Editorial Team amphibian, Bangalore, frog

Researchers have named a type of burrowing frog Sphaerotheca Bengaluru to highlight the need to restore frog habitats in Bengaluru.

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Jupiter's moon Europa
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Jupiter’s moon Europa can glow in the dark

29th January 202117th March 2021 Editorial Team Europa, Jupiter, NASA

Jupiter’s icy moon, Europa, which is fast becoming the next big destination in planetary research, may actually glow in the dark.

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Tubarial glands
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New pair of salivary glands discovered

2nd December 202012th January 2021 Editorial Team salivary glands

Researchers have discovered a pair of salivary glands between the nasal cavity and throat.

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Kongonaphon
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‘Tiny bug slayer’ was an ancient relative of dinosaurs and pterosaurs

2nd December 20202nd December 2020 Editorial Team dinosaurs, reptiles

A newly-described reptile species from Madagascar suggests that dinosaurs and pterosaurs had an extremely small ancestor.

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