One of the reasons the Marine Biological Laboratory was built in Woods Hole is because of the stunning amount of biodiversity in the local wildlife. In our latest #MBLSciShoots digital learning lesson, Marine Resources Center Director Dave Remsen takes a look at two of those local species—the American slipper limpet (Crepidula fornicata) and the parchment worm (Chaetopterus).
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Related Reading
Slipper Limpet | Marine Life Information Network (MarLIN)
Crepidula | Global Invasive Species Database
Parchment Worm | Marine Life Information Network (MarLIN)
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