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Sequencing ancient genomes from Lilliputian bones diagram

Non-destructive techniques now allow scientists to sequence ancient genomes from Lilliputian bones and reveal their long-hidden genetic secrets.

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Published: 6 April 2022Size: 140.37 KB
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