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New Sea Slug Species Named after Professor Emeritus Dr. Sidney Pierce

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New Sea Slug Species Named after Professor Emeritus Dr. Sidney Pierce

Press Releases / 18 October 2023 /
Submitted by wanchan on 18 October 2023

https://www.usf.edu/news/2023/new-sea-slug-species-named-after-retired-usf-biology-professor.aspx

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