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Giant Virus Feeding on Algae Helps Prevent Damaging Algal Bloom, Shows Potential in Slowing Down Ice Melt in Greenland

Medicine & Technology Jun 13, 2024

Arctic researchers discovered giant viruses on the surface ice in Greenland, which have the potential to reduce the impacts of climate change. Read this article to learn more.

nucleocytoplasmic large DNA virus

Giant Virus Feeding on Algae Helps Prevent Damaging Algal Bloom, Shows Potential in Slowing Down Ice Melt in Greenland

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