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Author: Holly Elmore

I am a graduate student in Evolutionary Biology at Harvard University and a long-time organizer of Harvard University Effective Altruism.

Ancient DNA from ancient birds: A tale of two palaeognathae papers

October 25, 2014November 12, 2014 ~ Holly Elmore ~ 1 Comment

Phil Grayson explains how improvements in mitochondrial and nuclear genomics have rewritten what seemed like an open-and-shut case in the evolution of flightless birds.

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