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molave@reddthat.com to Bioinformatics@reddthat.com · 21 days ago

Lion droppings yield previously unknown microbial species, exposing hidden diversity inside Africa's big cats

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Lion droppings yield previously unknown microbial species, exposing hidden diversity inside Africa's big cats

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molave@reddthat.com to Bioinformatics@reddthat.com · 21 days ago
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Scientists know a great deal about how lions hunt, breed and survive, but the microscopic communities living inside them have remained largely unexplored. Now, a study of wild lions in Namibia is beginning to change that, while revealing how much biology is still missing from the world's genomic databases.
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    21 days ago

    oh, shit

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      21 days ago

      Yes. Lion, specifically.

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