Animals
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Mouse Lemurs Just Might Be the Next Big Thing in Genetics
They’re tiny, adorable, and quite possibly become the next top model organism. There are 500 animals studied so far in the mouse lemur project, a collaboration that aims to parse the genetics of this diminutive, prosimian primate.
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