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Biologists Successfully Resurrected 'Weird' Yellow Cell in Marine Animals
Biologists from Penn State University had 'resurrected' what was believed to have been a forgotten genus of the late 1800s. These 'yellow cells' observed deep in the tissues of certain temperate marine animals including sea anemones, corals, and jellyfish are considered genetically distinct among other marine creatures.
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