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Category Archives: Earthworms

Sequencing British Earthworms

Understanding the genomes of living organisms helps us to better understand their biology, ecology and behaviour. In this blog Keiron explains how he worked with Oxford University to get more British earthworm species sequenced.

Posted byKeiron Derek BrownJuly 4, 2021October 15, 2024Posted inBiological recording, Blog, Earthworms7 Comments on Sequencing British Earthworms

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