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Species of genus Fejervarya belong to family Dicroglossidae, inhabit in farmland, swaps and other open wet habitats. The genus Fejervarya currently contains 40 species which can be classified into two large groups: the South Asia group and the East and Southeast Asian group. In Thailand, in total of seven species were recorded.
During a field survey conducted from June to September, 2013, i... more |
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| As one of the earliest domesticated animals, dogs are widely distributed worldwide, whereas, the distributions of their ancestor, the grey wolf, in China is still controversial. Many well-known western literatures claimed that grey wolves were never presented in large part of China. However, from many historical materials, e.g., totem, fresco, poetry, essays, folktales, it is not rare to find t... more |
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Figure 1 - A girl during military training is sitting apart from groups of boys. Photo taken by Dr. Pansini at Yunnan University of Finance and Economics, where the experiment took place.
Rarely detailed accounts of cooperation behaviour have been published from China showing how cultural norms can skew very well conserved strategic rules. In our country, different inequalities typical of a... more |
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| The snub-nosed monkey genus Rhinopithecus (Colobinae) comprises five closely related species (R. bieti, R. roxellana, R. brelichia, R. avunculus and R. strykeri). All these species are among the world’s rarest and most endangered primates. In addition to conservation value, Rhinopithecus species are unique in the context of adaptive evolution. They show a distribution across altitudinal gradie... more |
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| As a type of breast cancer with poorest prognosis and high relapse rate, the triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) is characterized with no expressions of the genes of estrogen receptor (ER), progesterone receptor (PR) and Her2/neu. And because most chemotherapy need to target at one of the three receptors, the lack of gene expressions in TNBC has made it difficult to treat and often require com... more |
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