Central African dwarf crocodiles found in syntopy are comparably divergent to South American dwarf caimans.

Recent molecular taxonomic advancements have expanded our understanding of crocodylian diversity, revealing the existence of previously overlooked species, including the Congo dwarf crocodile () in the central Congo Basin rainforests. This study explores the genomic divergence between and its better-known relative, the true dwarf crocodile (), shedding light on their evolutionary history. Field research conducted in the northwestern Republic of the Congo uncovered a locality where both species coexist in sympatry/syntopy.

A Shortage in the Number of Nurses-A Case Study from a Selected Region in the Czech Republic and International Context.

A lack of nurses in the Czech Republic is an issue that has been under discussion for several years. The aim of this paper is to analyze the lack and need of general nurses and midwives in the Hradec Kralove region where the shortage is higher than the national average. The used methods are quantitative research and structured interviews, to determine the number of nurses in healthcare institutions.