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The Protein Survives Much Longer than Dna, and Could Rewrite History.

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Paleontology has just taken a major step forward with the discovery of intact proteins in fossils dating from the Miocene. This advance, published in Nature, is based on the analysis of...
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The Protein Survives Much Longer than Dna, and Could Rewrite History.

Paleontology has just taken a major step forward with the discovery of intact proteins in fossils dating from the Miocene. This advance, published in Nature, is based on the analysis of...

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