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Once upon a time there was a furry ball swimmin’ in the sea

Once upon a time there was a furry ball swimmin’ in the sea

by Laura Piovani | Feb 22, 2019 | The evolution of the Lophotrochozoan larva, Animal evolution, Animal life cycles, Origin and evolution of cell types | 0 comments

Welcome back to my blog! If you are back here reading, you might be wondering about my obsession for fantastic eggs (and where to find them!). So let me tell you a bit more about my project… We all know what happens after a sperm fertilises an egg (and “the...
The lophotrochozoan trio

The lophotrochozoan trio

by Laura Piovani | Jan 25, 2019 | The evolution of the Lophotrochozoan larva, Animal evolution | 0 comments

Hello everyone and welcome to my sciency-blog about my PhD project at UCL.

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