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Tag: Hermaphrodites

Fish New Research Plastic Scientist!

A story about fish, plastic debris and sex

Miriam Goldstein October 2, 2014 Chelsea RochmanecotoxicologyHermaphroditesmarine debrisplastic pollution

This is a guest post by Chelsea Rochman. Chelsea is a post-doc at the University of California Davis. This is her fourth guest post at DSN, and the first one…

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Abyss Adaptations Biology Development Ecology Evolution Habitats Intertidal Mating & Reproduction Mollusk New Research Organisms Shelf

Sex, Snails, Sustenance…and Rock & Roll

Dr. M July 23, 2014 foodHermaphroditeslarvasexTwisted Sister

  One of the things in the title was not actually part of my latest published research, unless you count the soundtrack I played while…

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Conservation & Environment Mating & Reproduction

Female snails in Australia are just happy to see you

Miriam Goldstein September 15, 2010 HermaphroditesHermaphroditismRB Editor's SelectionSnailTBTtributyltin

At my former blog, The Oyster’s Garter, I occasionally wrote an advice column inspired by Dr. Tatiana’s Sex Advice to All Creation and Dan Savage.…

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Adaptations Mating & Reproduction Organisms

On the study of crustaceous genitalia

Dr. M May 20, 2009 Barnaclechemical signalscompetitionCrustaceaEric CharnovevolutionHermaphroditesMatt HochPenisSex Weekspermthesis

Post by Matt Hoch. Dr. J. Matt Hoch is newly minted PhD from SUNY Stony Brook who is interested in the reproductive ecology and life…

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Mating & Reproduction New Research Organisms

Environment Shapes Barnacle Penis

Kevin Zelnio June 17, 2008 BarnacleBest of ZelnioHermaphroditesLong IslandMatingNew YorkPenisReproductionRocky IntertidalSeasonalitySemibalanusSessileSex Allocation TheoryTrade-OffsWave Exposure

Spring is in the air! Its the time of year to release your gametes into the water and make baby barnacles. But wait a second,…

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