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Slideshow: Species discovered by Smithsonian researchers the past decade

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Smithsonian scientists have discovered hundreds of new species around the world. To mark this year’s International Day for Biological Diversity, May 22, here is a small slideshow highlighting some of the species the Smithsonian has discovered in the past decade.

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  • http://facebook J Jones

    wish pic. had caption letting me know what I was looking at.
    Love your web sight

  • http://www.argusvlinder.web-log.nl Argus Vlinder

    It’s a pity you didnt wrote a bit of back ground for each of these images.

  • tingring r marak

    hi! i’m from northeast India and our rivers are known for varieties of masheers species. i have a photograph of one species of masheer which I cant identify. can you help me? i would like to send the pics to you if you are interested.