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Growing the evolutionary relationship between green algae and salamanders

Posted on 19 Nov, 2014 by Rob Denton

The presence of  green algae within the developing egg masses of amphibians has been recognized since the early 1900s, but only recently have researchers discovered that the these algae (termed “Oophila”) persist in animal tissues far after leaving the egg. The … Continue reading →

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Posted in Coevolution, phylogenetics, speciation | Tagged Algae, Amphibians, coevolution, phylogeny | 1 Comment
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