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New Study on "Dark Matter" of Biology Fills in Major Holes in Tree of Life
Through the use of cutting-edge DNA technology, a group of researchers have been able to gain a revelatory glimpse into microbes deemed the "dark matter" of biology due to their pervasive yet practically invisible presence throughout the planet.
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