Biology
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Sponges Can Withstand High Doses of Radiation Without Getting Cancer
Sponges possess a long lifespan and somatic cell turnover, which should make them easily affected by cancer because over the journey of their lifespans they would be expected to pile up carcinogenic mutations.
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