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Guinea Pigs Inherit Climate Change Defense From Fathers
Male wild guinea pigs pass down their ability to adjust to environmental changes to their sons. Researchers suggest future generations could benefit from this "epigenetic information" as climate change causes global temperatures to rise.
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