[Leps-l] "The curious case of the caterpillar's missing microbes" - Nature, 18 May 2017

[Jim Mason]

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Subject: [Leps-l] "The curious case of the caterpillar's missing microbes" - Nature, 18 May 2017

 

New paper indicates that monarchs and some other caterpillars, fish, and bats may not have microbes in their guts to help break down food.

 

I can't link to the paper due to limited computer functionality while on the road, but the title of the paper is in the subject line.

Mike Quinn, Austin
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