Scientists have discovered a new species of cascade-dwelling frog in Nagaland, adding to India’s rich biodiversity and expanding scientific knowledge of amphibian species found in the Northeast region.
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- A new species of cascade frog has been discovered in Nagaland.
- The frog was recorded from Kiphire district in eastern Nagaland.
- Discovery was made by a team of six scientists from the Zoological Survey of India.
- The new species has been named Amolops kamal.
- Species belongs to the genus Amolops, commonly known as cascade frogs.
- Cascade frogs are usually found near fast-flowing streams and waterfalls.
- The species was named in honour of the mentor of one of the researchers.
- Discovery highlights the rich biodiversity of Northeast India.
- Nagaland continues to emerge as an important region for wildlife research.
- The finding contributes to scientific understanding of amphibian diversity in India.
- Researchers identified the species through detailed field surveys and scientific analysis.
- New species discoveries help strengthen biodiversity conservation efforts.
- Amphibians are considered important indicators of ecosystem health.
- The discovery underlines the ecological significance of forested and hill regions of Nagaland.




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