No excess baggage: Antarctic insect's genome, newly sequenced, is smallest to date

Tuesday, August 12, 2014 - 10:01 in Biology & Nature

Scientists who sequenced the genome of the Antarctic midge suspect the genome's small size – the smallest in insects described to date – can probably be explained by the midge's adaptation to its extreme living environment.

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