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Team Wexler |
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https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/10/171030095428.htm
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11/1/2017 12:58:43 PM
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Pumpkinman Dan |
Johnston, Iowa
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Very interesting!
"Cucurbitas have large genomes with 20 pairs of chromosomes, compared to watermelon's 11 or cucumber's 7."
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11/2/2017 10:58:34 AM
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