Kate Rawlinson

Kate Rawlinson

Apr 15, 2015

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    About This Project

    The Life Cycle of a Coral Killer: the Acropora-Eating Flatworm

    The Acropora-eating flatworm is a destructive predator of Acropora corals in aquariums. This research aims to uncover some key questions on the life cycle of this polyclad flatworm in order to develop a scientifically-based protocol for its control.

    More Lab Notes From This Project

    September 2019 - AEFW life cycle paper - out now!
    Sep 05, 2019
    January 2018 - research up-date and introducing a new member of the team
    Jan 10, 2018
    Up-date on AEFW experiments at AIMS.
    Oct 06, 2016
    Blast off!

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