Snails

If it's in snails, can't you simply use many of them and cut few of them at each time point?

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Your species has an operculum and is marine, so I'm not sure if this would work. We used to collect freshwater snails to see if they had schistosomes. The snails would release cercariae when transferred to a vial of water. We could then see the released cercariae when the vial ...

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Your species has an operculum and is marine, so I'm not sure if this would work. We used to collect freshwater snails to see if they had schistosomes. The snails would release cercariae when transferred to a vial of water. We could then see the released cercariae when the vial ...

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... of them to be exact) off the coast of Rhodes. I identified it as a cone snail, perhaps Conus ventricosus or similar. I've understood that all cone snails are predators and venomous. They have a barbed stinger that they use to poke at their prey or enemies. However, what happened with this snail ...

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... allele being completely dominant to the "acyanogenic" allele. Because cyanide production discourages feeding by land snails, acyanogenic plants have 20% lower survival than cyanogenic plants. Suppose that clover plants that survive to reproduce produce equal numbers ...

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