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Biological species named after Bob Marley

A biological species has been named after the Reggae immortal Bob Marley, the guardian.co.uk reported.A small parasitic crustacean blood feeder that infests fish in Caribbean coral reefs, now known as Gnathia marleyi."I named this spe…

Published: 17 Jul 2012 at 03:48hrs | | by Staff reporter

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