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First-Ever Octopus Genome Sequenced

By Jessica Arriens | NSF, Kevin Jiang | The University of Chicago on Aug 17, 2015   At Sea, Featured, Science/Education  

First-Ever Octopus Genome Sequenced

Multiple serpentine arms, a bulbous head, the ability to change color: No wonder the octopus is often compared to an alien creature. Turns out, its uniqueness extends beyond those external characteristics. In the first-ever sequencing of the entire octopus genome, researchers discovered unusual features that shed light on octopus evolution and biology, and set the […]

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