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Guinea pigs beat climate change by tweaking their own DNA
For the first time, mammals have been seen making epigenetic changes to adapt to higher temperatures, and passing improvements on to offspring
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For the first time, mammals have been seen making epigenetic changes to adapt to higher temperatures, and passing improvements on to offspring
With a giant El Ni帽o and global warming kicking in, next year could be the hottest on record, threatening a whopping 5 per cent of the world's coral reefs