Manatí
Americannoun
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The team found what was probably C. manati — and two other nematodes.
From New York Times
One in 2011 described an “extraordinarily” long-tailed diplogastrid nematode, Cutidiplogaster manati, found in skin lesions on West Indian manatees in an aquarium in Okinawa, Japan.
From New York Times
That piqued the interest of these authors, who hoped to learn more about C. manati.
From New York Times
The team speculates that C. manati and one of the others, a previously unidentified species they called “Long Tail,” might use their lengthy tails to anchor themselves in the waves.
From New York Times
“Scientific evidence shows that energy drinks are a big challenge to public health,” says Dr Morsal Manati, director of the public nutrition directorate at the health ministry.
From The Guardian
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