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Cambodia Caves Hid Three Lizards Still without a Scientific Name and Show How Stone Walls Can Isolate Species for Generations
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Between limestone walls and underground passages of Battambang province in western Cambodia, researchers found three lizards that still had no scientific name. Cave geckos show how isolated rock formations can function as small evolutionary islands, separating populations for so many generations that they begin to follow their own genetic and anatomical trajectories....
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