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Genome Analysis Show how The Tibetan Ground Tit Survives the Harsh Environment
The ground tit (Parus humilis), lives in the Tibetan plateau, a harsh place for a little bird. Yet, the bird has perfectly adapted to life on the world's highest plateau. A new study shows how the genetic make-up of the bird is helps it deal with environment.
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