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Tag: species adaptation

Biodiversity Conservation Entomology Ethical Concerns in Genetics
Aria Patel

Atlas blue butterfly packs 229 chromosomes, most of any multicellular animal

The Atlas Blue Butterfly: Unveiling the Genetic Marvel of 229 Chromosomes Scientists have sequenced the genome of the Atlas blue butterfly for the first time and uncovered a mind-boggling genetic revelation – this mesmerizing creature boasts a whopping 229 chromosomes, the most of any known multicellular animal. This groundbreaking discovery sheds light on the intricate […]

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