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Discovery of new moth genus in Kerala’s Idukki highlights Western Ghats’ hidden biodiversity

Discovery of new moth genus in Kerala’s Idukki highlights Western Ghats’ hidden biodiversity
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Researchers have discovered a new genus and species of tiger moth, named Antaram idukki, in the Western Ghats of Kerala, India. The discovery is considered significant for understanding evolutionary lineages in the region.

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The finding underscores the critical need for biodiversity conservation in the Western Ghats, a region facing habitat degradation.

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A team of researchers has discovered a new genus and species of tiger moth from the southern Western Ghats.

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