Why are some worms more diverse than others?
By Gavin Douglas, EEB Some of us are picky about where we live, while others can put down roots anywhere. Worms, aren’t much different. Shuning Li, Richard Jovelin and Asher Cutter … Continue reading
October 8, 2014
Are aggressive sperm a barrier to cross species sex?
By Arvid Ågren, EEB Males often compete fiercely for access to females. A new study shows that the consequences of this competition may extend beyond showy tails and big antlers, and … Continue reading
August 8, 2014
Worms, the most diverse animals
By Lucia Kwan, EEB Forget the vast array of feathers and fur in the natural world, the most diverse animal is a worm—Caenorhabditis brenneri. Collecting worms from rotting fruits and … Continue reading
June 17, 2013
