genetics
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Slow and Steady Win the Race: Bison Make Small Comeback In Colorado
Recently, a small herd of bison were released in Colorado. This suggests there is hope for the large buffalo that have been struggling to revive themselves ever since populations plummeted in the 1800s.
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