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Giraffe genome sheds light on treetop grazers’ evolution | The Star
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Douglas Cavener of Penn State University, who co-led the research team with Morris Agaba of the Nelson Mandela African Institute for Science and Technology in Tanzania, told the Washington Post that he was pleasantly surprised by all the findings. Cavener and Agaba compared the genomes of the ...
How the Giraffe Got Its Looooong Neck | Evolution News
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Douglas Cavener of Penn State University in University Park, Pennsylvania, realised that giraffes afforded an unusual opportunity because their closest relative, the okapi, lacks the giraffe's elongated body. Cavener and his team sequenced the genomes of both species and identified 70 genes where the ...
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Douglas Cavener, department head and professor of biology at Penn State University, is a coauthor of a research paper describing the ...
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