Study reveals the hidden genomic evolution of brown algae - and how bacteria and viruses helped

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Source: Ryan Hodnett

A groundbreaking study has unveiled the evolutionary journey of brown algae through a comprehensive genomic analysis of 44 species, including key evolutionary milestones, such as the transition from unicellular to multicellular forms.

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