Biology
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Shocking Discovery: Over 1,400 Viruses Found in Invertebrates
A new study by the University of Sydney and the Chinese Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Beijing found more than 1,400 viruses in invertebrates, or animals without backbones such as worms, insects and spiders, living in and around human homes.
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