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Small Genetic Changes May Hold Key to Formation of New Species

Feb 17, 2017
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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – An international research team has found that it's possible to pinpoint when a subset of a certain population first shows signs that it is evolving into a distinct and different species.

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