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What does it take to discover a new animal species? | Newswise (opens the original)
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A new cat made headlines this month because it was the first new species of cat discovered in 100 years. Originally found in 2016, its existence was announced in September 2026. What does it actually take to determine an animal is 'new to science' and why did it take so long?Finding it is only the beginning. Proving it’s a 'new species' involves sleuthing, DNA analysis, and, in some cases, a lot of travel.Biodiversity scientists Silvia Pavan and Pedro Peloso are available to discuss this process
Expert Available: Interest Rate Hike Impact and Rural Business | Newswise (opens the original)
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Newswise — Eric Mikolai, lending program manager for the nation’s third largest SBDC network, NorCal SBDC, is available to discuss today’s interest rate hike and its impact on small businesses in rural economies, including borrowing costs, cash flow, business expansion, and access to capital. Mikolai specializes in small business lending and capital strategy. He can speak to the broader economic implications on hiring, commercial real estate, business acquisitions, and long-term economic growth.
New Study Suggests Some Catfish Can âSniffâ Underwater | Newswise (opens the original)
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A high-resolution scanning electron micrograph of the catfish's nasal rosette, the smell-sensing structure inside its nose that may allow it to sniff. Head and snout in dorsal view of a male catfish specimen from the Louesse River, Republic of Congo. Photo credit: Melanie Stiassny. Newswise — Scientists have discovered a previously unknown way that certain fish may "sniff" underwater. According to research published in the peer-reviewed journal Ichthyology & Herpetology, a group of catfishes fro
In Wine Country, Barn Owls Offer Eco-friendly Alternative for Rodent Control | Newswise (opens the original)
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A family of barn owls who live in a nest box at a demonstration vineyard in Lodi, California, is one of several owl families that Cal Poly Humboldt Wildlife Professor Matt Johnson and his team study for their research. Newswise — With summer comes the warmth and sunshine that wine grapes need to thrive. It also comes with more vineyard-destroying rodents. To keep vermin at bay while reducing the need for harmful pesticides, California vineyards have been turning to an avian ally: barn owls. Cal
In Seconds, Fiber Optic Cables Detect Earthquake Size | Newswise (opens the original)
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A Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) system displays vibrations detected along a fiber-optic cable in Arcata, California. Researchers from Cal Poly Humboldt and the USGS are studying how the technology can be used to monitor earthquakes and better understand seismic hazards. Newswise — Scientists have discovered a new way to determine how big an earthquake may become just seconds after it begins. In a new study published in Nature Communications, researchers from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS
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