46,000-year-old worms revived from permafrost belong to new species
In what sounds like the opening scenes of a disaster movie, scientists recently revived worms frozen in the permafrost since the Ice Age. Now, these worms have been attributed to a new species, and seem to have passed down their incredible hibernation genes to modern relatives.
Tags: Max Planck Institute, Microbes, Micro-organisms, Life, Genetics, Species
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