Scientists Map Acorn Worm DNA, And Learn A Lot About Humans In The Process

For a study, published in a biography Natureanalyzed genes from dual acorn worm species

As Berkeley News shedding light on a evolution

“The participation of these slits in acorn worms and vertebrates tells us that a final common forerunner also had them, and was expected a filter tributary like acorn worms today,” Daniel Rokhsar, a personality of a sequencing bid and a University of California Berkeley professor, told Berkeley News.

These worms aren’t a usually weird critters humans share a poignant commission of genes with. 

While numbers change depending on a source, here’s a demeanour during only how identical a DNA is to all from chimpanzees to yeast.

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