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New 'microsnail' species discovered in Cambodia

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The microsnail, Clostophis udayaditinus. Image: Somsak Panha Tiny snail – measuring less than 2mm wide – with semi-transparent body found in karst limestone hills of western Cambodia By Victoria Heath They’re the same size as the tip of a crayon. Camouflaged on a cave wall in Cambodia, these microsnails may have easily been missed – but thanks to a team of eagle-eyed researchers, the creatures have become one of the latest new species to have be…
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New 'microsnail' species discovered in Cambodia

The microsnail, Clostophis udayaditinus. Image: Somsak Panha Tiny snail – measuring less than 2mm wide – with semi-transparent body found in karst limestone hills of western Cambodia By Victoria Heath They’re the same size as the tip of a crayon. Camouflaged on a cave wall in Cambodia, these microsnails may have easily been missed – but thanks to a team of eagle-eyed researchers, the creatures have become one of the latest new species to have be…

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geographical.co.uk broke the news in on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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