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Newfound aquatic parasite named after longtime University of Lethbridge professor

Graduate student Molly Tilley and Dr. Cam Goater discovered an emerging aquatic parasite they named after retired ULethbridge professor Dr. Joe Rasmussen

Parasitic worm manipulating ants into zombie-like behaviour the focus of recent U of L study

Lancet liver fluke infects ants and causes them to cling to vegetation and wait to be eaten by animals, including cattle and sheep

Study shows Battle River clam populations in drastic decline

Dr. Jouni Taskinen and Dr. Cam Goater have been collaborating on a study on Battle River clams since 1993

U of L biology students receive honours at Canadian Society of Zoologists meeting

Winning presentations included one a virus that affects tiger salamanders and another on the life cycle of liver fluke

Goater helps breathe new life into textbook

Goater, his brother and an American colleague spent eight years rewriting The second edition of Parasitism: The Diversity and Ecology of Animal Parasites

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Newfound aquatic parasite named after longtime University of Lethbridge professor

Parasitic worm manipulating ants into zombie-like behaviour the focus of recent U of L study

Study shows Battle River clam populations in drastic decline

U of L biology students receive honours at Canadian Society of Zoologists meeting

Goater helps breathe new life into textbook

University recognizes faculty excellence

Long Service & Retirement Recognition Ceremony

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