Biology
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Ancient 'Black Swan' Pathogens Could Start to Wake Up, No Thanks to Climate Change [Study]
Thawing permafrost due to global warming could release ancient pathogens. Click to read more. Ancient pathogens, dating back thousands or millions of years ago, stuck in ice and coming back to life have been a subject of science fiction for a long time.
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