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Picture a vibrantly colourful slug with branches growing out of it. Currently, about 2, species of nudibranchs are known but recently the Western Australian Museum confirmed the discovery of a new species along the North West of Australia. The most exciting part? A chance to give this creature its unique scientific name. It has taken this long to determine the creature is in fact a new species, belonging to the genus, or group, Moridilla.

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Taxonomy browser (Mus musculus)

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Disclaimer: The NCBI taxonomy database is not an authoritative source for nomenclature or classification - please consult the relevant scientific literature for the most reliable information. Note: Some journals identify organisms only with vernacular names like "mouse" or "rats". Currently, an organism idenitified as "mouse" will be found under the name "Mus sp. If it is important to see all records for "Mus musculus", you should therefore consider retrieving the records for "Mus sp. Search for as complete name wild card token set phonetic name taxonomy id lock.

All rights reserved. There are many different kinds of mole rats. The best known is probably the naked mole rat, whose hairless, tubular, wrinkled body makes it appear a bit like a tiny walrus—or perhaps a bratwurst with teeth. Naked mole rats are rodents, but they live in communities like those of many insects. Several dozen rats live together in colonies led by one dominant rat—the queen.