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Gene clues may explain why Brandt’s bat lives so long
In 2005, a bat at least 40 years old was captured in Siberia. Its genes may help explain why the species can live about 10 times longer than it should
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In 2005, a bat at least 40 years old was captured in Siberia. Its genes may help explain why the species can live about 10 times longer than it should
Neanderthals have had a bad press, but with the first look at gene activity in their brains, their reputation is going from strength to strength