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    Image of the Day: All Aboard

    This trainworm reproduces by detaching sperm- or egg-filled segments, called stolons, when it reaches maturity.

    Sep 22, 2016
    The Scientist Staff

    ROYAL SOCIETY, FREDRIK PLEIJEL

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