DNA
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Head Lice DNA Reveals The First Interaction of Americas And Europeans, Study Says
Head lice DNA suggests the first interaction between Americans and Europeans. Read more here. For scientists interested in how humans originated and spread over the world, the blood-sucking parasite, Pediculus humanus, has a treasure trove of genetic material that, as new research indicated, is shedding light on some of humanity's most pressing problems.
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302 Feral Dogs Roaming Chernobyl are Evolving Faster, Says DNA Test
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'Albino' White Bison Calf in Wyoming State Park Revealed to Be Just a Pale Cattle, Says DNA Test
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Environmental DNA Used to Monitor Critically Endangered and Rare Estuarine Pipefish in South Africa
Mastodons, Lush Landscape Dominate Northern Greenland 2 Million Years Ago, Oldest DNA Reveals
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Cats as Criminal Witnesses: Study Shows How Our Feline Friends May Be Essential in Crime Scene Investigations