Scientists map the genetic evolution of dinoflagellates for the primary time

Scientists have used new genetic sequencing knowledge to know how an historic organism that lived alongside the dinosaurs has advanced over tens of millions of years. The effort has uncovered for the primary time the biology and evolution of dinoflagellates, tiny however complicated organisms primarily generally known as marine plankton. The findings might result in a greater understanding of how bioluminescence works, the best way to flip off dangerous purple tides, or how one can determine areas wealthy with oil.
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