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Press News Red salamander found in Panamanian forest is a new species (New Scientist, May 2022)

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New Scientist, May 16th, 2022:

Red salamander found in Panamanian forest is a new species
The new-to-science Chiriquí fire salamander was found by a Panamanian team that has been investigating one of the least-explored regions of Central America

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Red salamander found in Panamanian forest is a new species

The new-to-science Chiriquí fire salamander was found by a Panamanian team that has been investigating one of the least-explored regions of Central America
www.newscientist.com www.newscientist.com
 
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John said:
New Scientist, May 16th, 2022:

Red salamander found in Panamanian forest is a new species
The new-to-science Chiriquí fire salamander was found by a Panamanian team that has been investigating one of the least-explored regions of Central America

www.newscientist.com

Red salamander found in Panamanian forest is a new species

The new-to-science Chiriquí fire salamander was found by a Panamanian team that has been investigating one of the least-explored regions of Central America
www.newscientist.com www.newscientist.com
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That's a beautiful creature. Out of all the salamanders those in south america i'm least familiar with.
 
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