El Misterio Del Rotifero

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Los rotíferos Bdelloides no han tenido sexo por treinta millones de años. Esto es asombroso porque la mayoría de animales asexuales han sido condenados a la extinción. Publicados en la revista Science, Paul Sherman y Chris Wilson explican cómo son las adaptaciones extraordinarias que permiten sobrevivir al rotífero. Translated by Aleszu Bajak Viewed 104 times.


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