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Old DNA, Not New Mutations, May Decide Who Survives a Warming Planet

A new study co-authored by an Oklahoma Museum of Natural History curator finds that the genetic variants animals rely on to cope with rapid environmental change are often inherited, not newly minted, reshaping how conservation biologists think about rescue.

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