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A not-so-well camouflaged ambush bug

Published August 17, 2010 Uncategorized Leave a Comment

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« How mantis shrimp see circularly polarized light
Arthropod Roundup: Trilobites (both fossilized and stuffed), velvet worms, animated stomatopods, and deviant water striders »

I have moved.
Arthropoda can now be found here.

Michael Bok is a graduate student studying the visual system of mantis shrimp.

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