New Catfish Species Exostoma sentiyonoae Discovered in Nagaland.

Environment

A new species of catfish, named Exostoma sentiyonoae, has been discovered in Nagaland, India. Researchers identified this unique species during a recent survey in the region's rivers, which are known for their rich biodiversity. Exostoma sentiyonoae is distinguished by its unique physical characteristics, including specific color patterns and fin structures. This discovery highlights the ecological importance of Nagaland's aquatic ecosystems and underscores the need for ongoing conservation efforts. The finding contributes to the understanding of fish diversity in Northeast India and opens avenues for further research on the region's endemic species.


      The discovery of Exostoma sentiyonoae emphasizes the need for further exploration of Nagaland's freshwater habitats for new species.

      Protecting the biodiversity of Nagaland is crucial for maintaining the ecological balance and supporting local communities.

     

 

     


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