Today, 29 June 2016, Killi-Data celebrate the first discovery of Hypsopanchax catenatus, by Eduard Pürzl and Otto Hofmann, in 1980
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- 319- Reichard's team emphasizes, in Nothos (for furzeri), strong buffering role of diapause in energetic balance of egg development [14-June-2017] : DD
- 318- Concha's team studies the tissue spreading in early cell structure, movements, patterning for Austrolebias nigripinnis embryos [12-June-2017] : Nature
- 317- Eckerström-Liedholm et al. show a significant steeper allometric relationship betw. egg and body size in annual vs. non-annual sp. [10-June-2017] : Evo
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