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A male and a hermaphroditic C. briggsae mating, or breeding via outcrossing. The hermaphrodite is the larger of the pair. Photo: Da Yin
Worm Species Lost 7,000 Genes After Evolving to Fertilize Itself
Faculty, Graduate Students- 04 Jan 18
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College Receives Fourth NIH Training Grant in the Life Sciences
Graduate Students- 17 Jan 17

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