I am deeply honored to announce that a newly described species of fish has been named in my honor: Nothobranchius katemomandai.
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Bonjour à tous
Vous êtes conviés à la présentation et au lancement du projet THE WILDERNESS PROJECT
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Just out: "Fishes of the highlands and escarpments of Angola and Namibia" by Paul Skelton, in monograph "Endemism in the Highlands and Escarpments of Angola and Namibia" available here: https://t.co/NABXBTOtpy
Brachyalestes imberi along with 19 other species previously identified as Brycinus (humilis, kingsleyae, lateralis, nurse, taeniurus, etc) are now within the genus Brachyalestes. Results based on genomic and osteological evidence: https://t.co/YUXditoaLD - photo: T. Bach.
Our response to calls for ‘compassionate collecting’ that amounted to an end to natural history field research.
‘Specimen collection is essential for modern science’ with 100+ authors led by Berkeley scientists - with Michael Nachman in the lead
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📣Check out the #Article "Two New Shellear Species (#Gonorhynchiformes: Kneriidae), from the Luansa River (Upper Congo Basin): Hidden Diversity Revealed by Integrative Taxonomy "
👏by Lewis Ngoy Kalumba et al.
📌Link: https://t.co/QMhA0qw7Be
📣Check out the #Article "The Upemba National Park (Upper Congo Basin, DR Congo): An Updated Checklist Confirming Its Status as an African #Fish#Biodiversity#Hotspot"
👏by Bauchet Katemo Manda et al.
📌Link: https://t.co/gkxkG7xIW4
Congratulations to SAIAB’s Senior Scientist, Dr Albert Chakona on his appointment as the Chief Scientist of the institute. He is a leading researcher in aquatic biodiversity with a focus on taxonomy, systematic, conservation and protecting the future of freshwater biodiversity.
New paper: "The Upemba National Park (Upper Congo Basin, DR Congo): An Updated Checklist Confirming Its Status as an African Fish Biodiversity Hotspot" by Manda et al., #openaccess in MDPI Diversity https://t.co/RK83xobOlV