Published On Apr 3, 2024
Continuing through Ecdysozoa, we get to Nematoda, which contains several hundred thousand profoundly abundant species of roundworms. Where do nematodes live and what are their characteristics? Which ones are free-living and which are parasitic? What is the significance of C. elegans? Let's find out!
Script by Ryan Helcoski
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