Today, 18 October 2016, Killi-Data commemorate the birthday of Carl Leavitt Hubbs (American ichthyologist and describer of 17 killifish names), in Williams (Arizona), in 1894 (died in 1979)
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- 344- Costa + Cheffe describe 2 Austrolebias sp. in adloffi group, pelotapes and pongondo (combined diagnosis), with salviai revalidated [13-October-2017] : V.Z.
- 343- Costa describes 2 new cryptic Cynolebias sp., elegans (gilbertoi grp), long finned and smallest congener, and gorutuba, large-sized [13-October-2017] : ZSE
- 342- Doadrio-led team molecularly shows diversification of Aph. iberus less Pleistocene coined than other Spanish fish (some pops, recent) [3-October-2017] : JH
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