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  • Requiem Etemam - ResearchGate
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  • The genome sequence of everything: Current Biology - Cell Press
    By the end of last year, there were only just over 2,500 eukaryotic species with a genome sequence Out of around 1 5 million species known to science, that is just 0 15%, and the number of existing species may be well above 10 million Even the number of endangered species in the IUCN Red List, at 23,000, puts the genome club to shame





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