genetics
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Surprising Discovery: Giraffes Have More Than One Species
A new study revealed that giraffes living in the different regions of Africa belongs to four distinct species, debunking previous claims that these majestic and tall mammals belongs to a single species, Giraffa camelopardalis.
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