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Scientists Discover Striking Orange Killifish in the Amazon’s Threatened Forest Pools

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A newly identified Amazonian killifish is known from just three disturbed forest pools, prompting researchers to call for habitat protection. In the Brazilian Amazon, researchers have discovered a brightly colored freshwater killifish named Laimosemion laranja. It belongs to a group in which some species survive seasonal drying as embryos, pausing development entirely and lying dormant [...]

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Brazilian researchers have discovered a new species of Killifish in the Amazon, called Laimosemion orange, which inhabits only three threatened forest wells. The discovery highlights the urgent need for environmental protection in the region. Description of the new species of Killifish The Laimosemion orange is a freshwater fish that measures less than 3 centimeters and has vibrant coloration, with light grey sides and orange spots. The species …

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