The Giraffe Genome Project

Venom repertoire
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By studying a gene family important for toxin production, researchers found that modern rattlesnakes have pared down their venom arsenal over time (SN: 10/15/16, p. 9). Rattlers now have a smaller repertoire of toxins, perhaps more specialized to their prey.






Further Reading




Scientists filled in the details of some famous evolutionary tales in 2016?—?and discovered a few surprises about creatures large and small.

S. Milius. Organisms age in myria...ome might not even bother. Science News. Vol. 190, July 23, 2016, p. 26.
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