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		<title>Lost for 160 years, tiny cave snail types rediscovered in Vienna collection</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Syntypes of two 1856 cave snail species, lost for over 160 years, have been rediscovered in the Dominik Bilimek collection at BOKU University in Vienna. Using Micro-CT, SEM, and light microscopy, researchers confirmed that Carychium reticulatum is a junior synonym of Zospeum spelaeum and Carychium bidentatum a junior synonym of Zospeum costatum, resolving a long-standing taxonomic debate through modern imaging of internal shell structures.]]></description>
		
		
		
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