| Wildlife Find of the Year |
| Written by Anon |
| Saturday, 12 September 2009 13:25 |
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KRAG secretary Rick Hodges has been nominated for a major wildlife award after discovering a synergistic relationship between a mollusc and a thistle species on the north downs. Algal populations in the mantle of giant clams are well known but pale into
insignificance against this unique ‘ménage a deux’ between a higher plant that provides the majority of the foot and forward sense organs and snail that contributes a shell and digestive system (see picture). These amazing observations have been made towards the end of August, a time of year when reptiles are generally out of view so herp news is in short supply. KRAG, like the newspapers and the TV, has its silly season. |
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insignificance against this unique ‘ménage a deux’ between a higher plant that provides the majority of the foot and forward sense organs and snail that contributes a shell and digestive system (see picture). 







