New map shows where the 80% of species we don’t know about may be hiding
2021-03-31 15:08
In 2012, researchers described a teensy, aspirin-sized chameleon, Brookesia nana, from a thin slice of rainforest in northern Madagascar. The species, which experts believe is the smallest reptile in the world, grabbed plenty of headlines worldwide. Mario Moura, a former postdoctoral associate in ecology and evolutionary biology at Yale University and current professor at the Federal University of […]
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