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In the second major Ocean Species Discoveries collection, more than 20 researchers collaborated to describe 14 new marine invertebrate species and two new genera from across the globe.

Spiders of the genus Dysdera have undergone remarkable diversification in the Canary Islands, a region often described as a natural laboratory for studying evolution in isolation.

Recognizing Nanotyrannus as a valid genus reshapes our picture of the late Cretaceous ecosystem.

Scientists once assumed it was the only member of its genus in the region.

Members of this genus are found throughout East Asia and the northern Indochinese Peninsula, where they occupy a wide variety of mountain habitats.