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Tag Archives: Balearic Oceanographic Center
Unknown biodiversity: four new species discovered in the Iberian Peninsula in just three years
The Mediterranean ecosystems have a great potential for new discoveries. This is evidenced by the four new species of animals that have been described during the last three years in different points of the Iberian Peninsula. A butterfly in Sierra … Continue reading
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Tagged arañas, Baleares, Balearic Islands, Balearic Oceanographic Center, biodiversity, Buenia massutii, Butterflies, Centro Oceanográfico de Baleares, Cheiracanthium ilicis, CREAF, cryptic species, dehesas, fishes, Generalitat de Catalunya, IBE, Iberian Peninsula, IEO, langostas, lobsters, Mediterranean ecosystems, new species, peces, península ibérica, Plana d’Ancosa, Prionotropis ancosae, Sierra Nevada, Spialia rosae, spiders, Universidad de Extremadura, University of Extremadura
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