Ribbon worm wins cover competition

Posted by the Node, on 20 June 2012

The winner of the last round of cover image voting is this widefield image of a pilidium larvae of the Nemertean ribbon worm, Cerebratulus lacteus. The image was taken by Joseph Campanale, Aracely Lutes, and Stephanie Majkut of the Woods Hole Embryology class of 2011. Congratulations!

Runners-up: Slipper limpet by Juliette Petersen and Rachel K. Miller; Five squid by Juliana Roscito; single squid by Lynn Kee.

We’ll have a next round of images up soon. In the mean time, you can follow along with the current Woods Hole Embryology course, which started a few weeks ago. Andrew Mathewson has posted his impressions of the first days of the course.

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