1-million-year-old DNA

1-Million-Year-Old DNA Found, Deemed as Important Discovery Linked to Massive Ice Loss in Antarctica

Medicine & Technology Oct 10, 2022

The “sedaDNA” is possible to prove helpful in the ongoing initiatives to understand how climate change could impact Antarctica in the future. Read this article to know more.

1-million-year-old DNA

1-Million-Year-Old DNA Found, Deemed as Important Discovery Linked to Massive Ice Loss in Antarctica

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