The Hindu·3 min read·medium
Three new cascade frog species discovered in northeast India; one named in honour of Kerala social worker Padmini Varkey
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Sarath Babu George
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Scientists have discovered three new species of cascade frogs in Northeast India and documented five others for the first time. The research, led by Delhi University, involved 15 years of field study and honors social worker Padmini Varkey by naming a species after her.
Scientists have discovered three new species of cascade frogs from the biodiverse-rich forests of Northeast India and documented five other species in the country for the first time.
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