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Three New Cave Pseudoscorpion Species Found in Guangxi
Researchers have identified three previously unknown species of pseudoscorpions living in caves in Guangxi, China. The small arachnids, which lack a tail and sting, were found during cave surveys in the region, which is known for its rich karst cave systems and endemic wildlife. The discovery adds to the growing list of cave-dwelling species unique to southern China and highlights how much biodiversity remains undocumented in these isolated underground habitats.
Why now: The identification of three new species underscores the exceptional and still poorly explored biodiversity of Guangxi's karst caves.
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- Three New Cave Pseudoscorpion Species Found in Guangxi · Bioengineer.org
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