Dr. Ben Titus : Are we keeping cryptic undescribed species in our saltwater tanks? | MACNA 2019

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Is it possible that the reefing hobby has developed undescribed species living in our very own tanks?

Dr. Ben Titus has been looking to answer that question and more with his gene testing!

 

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