Water Bears: A New Model for Probing How Animal Body Plans Evolve and How Biological Materials Can Survive Extremes

Tuesday, September 1 2015, 11am

Room 404A, Biological Sciences Bldg.

Bob Goldstein/Biology Department/UNC Chapel Hill

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