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> In this commentary, James Umen explores the findings of [Signorovitch et al ][1]., in this issue of GENETICS, who discovered an unusual form of sexual exchange within a population of bdelloid rotifers, a group previously thought to have evolved without sex for many millions of years. FIFTEEN

Lost and Found: The Secret Sex Lives of Bdelloid Rotifers