These Female Worms Just Use Males for Their Sperm, Not Their Genes - Inverse

These Female Worms Just Use Males for Their Sperm, Not Their Genes  Inverse

In a study out Friday in the journal 'Science,' French scientists explain that we've known since 1949 that the worm species Mesorhabditis belari don't reproduce ...



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