Biology
Cannibal Tadpoles Aid in Understanding Digestive Evolution
A genetic study of two types of frog tadpoles - a cannibalistic carnivore and a humble algae eater - may play a role in furthering our understanding of the evolution and development of digestive organs, according to researchers at North Carolina State University.
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