Category Archives: Ascidians

When News of Invasions Isn’t New

Posted on March 14, 2012 by mikethemadbiologist

Nope, this isn’t a post about politics. It’s about tunicates. The NY Times has a good story about the Smithsonian’s NEMESIS Database, which contains “information on non-native (or exotic) species that occur in coastal marine waters of the United States.” … Continue reading →

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Tuesday Botrylloid Ascidian Blogging

Posted on July 17, 2007 by mikethemadbiologist

Inspired by Quixote’s excellent post about ascidians–my firstest study organism EVAH–I’ve decided to delve into the archives and repost something of my own about ascidians.
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