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The Tunicate, Styela: A Community Housing Project

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Description: Article by Richard Howey about tunicates, and the many organisms that made their home on the outer surface of the specimen he was examining.
The Tunicate <em>Styela</em>: A Community Housing Project by Richard L. Howey, Wyoming, USA  A few days ago, a friend asked me about tunicates.  That's a risky inquiry with me, since tunicates were one of my earliest youthful fascinations and once started, I can go on for hours.  We went down to my storeroom in the basement and I gave my patient friend an hour lecture and samples of a dozen different kinds of tunicates.  It is tempting to try to convey the astonishing variety and form of tunicates, but I'll save that for another article.
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