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Two Mutations Triggered 'Hormonal Evolution' About 500 Million Years Ago
Just two mutations led to the formation of hormones about 500 million years back, according to a new study. Without this evolutionary jump, we would have to take different routes to reproduce and manage stress, researcher claim.
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