Vietnamese scientist participates in discovering new rock lizard species
Vietnamese scientists and international colleagues discovered a new species of rock lizard, living on limestone mountains in central Laos.
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Vietnamese scientists and international colleagues discovered a new species of rock lizard, living on limestone mountains in central Laos.
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