Vol. 11 No. 1 (2023)

Articles

• RÍO SOTO LA MARINA'S HIDDEN GEM: FUNDULUS HERMINIAMATILDAE, A NOVEL KILLIFISH SPECIES DISCOVERED IN THE UPPER BASIN OF NUEVO LEÓN, MEXICO

  Prof. Mariana L. González , Dr. Alejandro M. García

  Fundulus herminiamatildae sp. nov. Is endemic from the Marmolejo stream, a head water tributary of Río Soto La Marina basin, in the municipality of Aramberri, Nuevo León, México. Geologically, it is located in the Northeastern province of México, specifically in the Sierra Madre Oriental

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• INNOVATIONS IN INCISION: PROGRESSING CERVICAL SPONDYLOTIC RADICULOPATHY TREATMENT THROUGH MINIMALLY INVASIVE FORAMEN INTERVENTION

  Prof. Lin H. Zhang

  Cervical spondylotic radiculopathy (CSR) is a common degenerative disease in spinal surgery, which is mainly caused by intervertebral disc degeneration and its secondary pathological changes, resulting in nerve root compression at the same stage, resulting in pain, numbness, weakness and other

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• FEATHERS AND FORTUNES: AN OVERVIEW OF COMMERCIAL JAPANESE QUAIL PRODUCTION AND DISEASE MANAGEMENT IN THE THRIVING INDIAN MARKET

  Prof. Meera R. Iyer

  Commercial Japanese quail farming is on the rise in India and currently holds the second largest poultry population next to chickens. This 400-word abstract will discuss the general management practices, feeding management, and disease management in this growing industry. Though Japanese quail

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