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We made the cover!

by MBPartnership on February 3, 2012 with No Comments

A collaborative effort between leading researchers at the University of Chicago, Penn State, and our own Dr. Edward Louis Jr., has led to the publication of their research findings regarding the unique genome sequence of the Aye aye. Doesn’t the Aye-aye look awesome on this cover?!?        

Blog Aye aye, conservation, genome, Madagascar, Penn State, sequence, University of Chicago
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