A phylogeny and molecular barcodes for Caenorhabditis, with numerous new species from rotting fruits

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RT @granex: @ClementYChow @fruitWormPapers #Celegans was called a "soil nematode" but grp tends to be found in rotting fruit https://t.co/U…

@ClementYChow @fruitWormPapers #Celegans was called a "soil nematode" but grp tends to be found in rotting fruit https://t.co/UVLXNcitIA

Caenorhabditids…not soil nematode, but 'fruit worms'. Awesome stuff! http://t.co/SRp5MjGp

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