New Predatory Flatworm Invades Southern U.S.
Scientists have discovered a never-before-seen invasive species of land flatworm living in North Carolina, Florida, and ...
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Concerning flatworm species discovered invading backyards in Southern U.S.
A team of international researchers has uncovered a new species of land flatworm in the United States, adding to the growing ...
Three US States Invaded by New Species of Flatworm
A new species of flatworm has been found invading the U.S., having already spread across Florida, Georgia and North Carolina.
New predatory flatworm discovered in North Carolina
Scientists have discovered a new species of predatory flatworm in North Carolina. A commercial nursery in North Carolina ...
New species of flatworm discovered in the United States
A new species of flatworm has been discovered and has already invaded several states in the southern United States. The ...
Single bite of Thai dish can give you liver cancer
There's something about Thai food that's just otherworldly, from the staple Pad Thai to a Thai green (or red) curry, it's ...
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New Predatory Flatworm Discovered in the United States
Scientists have discovered a new species of predatory flatworm in North Carolina. Once identified, the researchers found that ...
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New invasive flatworm species discovered in the U.S. by international research team
An international team of scientists, including Dr. Romain Gastineau from the University of Szczecin in Poland, has identified ...
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New Predatory Flatworm Found in Southeast US
Scientists have discovered a new species of predatory flatworm in North Carolina. Once identified, the researchers found that ...
‘Predatory’ worm found in North Carolina is new species of unknown origin, report says
An unfamiliar pest found in flowerpots at a nursery in North Carolina has been identified as a predatory flatworm and experts ...
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Heads or tails: can Wnt tell which one is up?
Planarian flatworms regenerate their heads and tails after amputation. It turns out that they use Wnt–β-catenin signalling to determine where the head and the tail should form. Figure 1 ...