New Olyra from India
- Shovelnose
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New Olyra from India
Tenali, DR, R Chandran, RK Singh & UK Sarkar, 2025. Olyra sancta, a New Species of Anguilliform Catfish
(Teleostei: Bagridae) from Arunachal Pradesh, India. Inland Water Biology 2025.
I am told this paper is published and even received a copy. However, it is not present in the journal website and the DOI doesn't work, I am unsure what to make of it.
(Teleostei: Bagridae) from Arunachal Pradesh, India. Inland Water Biology 2025.
I am told this paper is published and even received a copy. However, it is not present in the journal website and the DOI doesn't work, I am unsure what to make of it.
Balaji
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Major: Now what's this... stone, stone, stone, (looks down at his hand) and scissors. Now. Scissors cut everything, don't they?
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- Silurus
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Re: New Olyra from India
Usually takes a while to resolve DOIs. If there is no ZooBank LSID in the paper, then the name is not available anyway.

- Shovelnose
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Re: New Olyra from India
Hey HH, looks like there's no ZooBank LSID in the paper, I guess that resolves it.Silurus wrote: 26 May 2025, 01:38If there is no ZooBank LSID in the paper, then the name is not available anyway.
Balaji
Major: Now what's this... stone, stone, stone, (looks down at his hand) and scissors. Now. Scissors cut everything, don't they?
Sergeant: Not stone, sir.
Major: They're very good scissors!!
Major: Now what's this... stone, stone, stone, (looks down at his hand) and scissors. Now. Scissors cut everything, don't they?
Sergeant: Not stone, sir.
Major: They're very good scissors!!
- Silurus
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Re: New Olyra from India
That said, Inland Water Biology is a hybrid journal, so the name will become available once the print copy comes out.

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Re: New Olyra from India
Got it, thanks HH.
Balaji
Major: Now what's this... stone, stone, stone, (looks down at his hand) and scissors. Now. Scissors cut everything, don't they?
Sergeant: Not stone, sir.
Major: They're very good scissors!!
Major: Now what's this... stone, stone, stone, (looks down at his hand) and scissors. Now. Scissors cut everything, don't they?
Sergeant: Not stone, sir.
Major: They're very good scissors!!