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Discovery!
wherein we undertake a field expedition to
an unexplored deep-sea site off the coast of South Carolina and
find a worm that lives inside of a clam
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What is a Worm?
wherein we explain why the worm we discovered
is a type of polychaete worm
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Is Ours a New Species?
wherein graduate student Jenny Dreyer examines
specimens, consults with experts, and determines where our worm fits
in comparison to other species. We convince ourselves that we may
not only have a new species, but a new genus |
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A Trip to Japan? wherein
Jenny secures an invitation to consult with the world's expert on
the particular group of polychaetes to which our specimens belong,
raises funds for her travel, and reports back with images of Japan
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Techniques and Tools
wherein we explain how we study our specimens
using various kinds of microscopes and the methods we use to create
accurate drawings and informative images |
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The Manuscript
wherein we will include a copy of the final
manuscript, describe the submission and review process, revise, and
publish
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| This web site
reflects work that is on-going and will be updated as our discovery
and description progress. |
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