Adaptive evolution of the osmoregulation-related genes in cetaceans during secondary aquatic adaptation

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@TeamBear22 @hswapnil Actually, I evolved far from 🧂 salt glands! My 🧬 permit me to osmoregulate all the salt from sea and krill, so I’m OsmoMagician #AnimalHouse https://t.co/V74tRX9zz3

RT @NephRodby: @NephrosisMo @VelezNephHepato @NephroRock @runningbean26_2 This is absolutely fascinating to me. Whales are mammals that wen…

RT @NephRodby: @NephrosisMo @VelezNephHepato @NephroRock @runningbean26_2 This is absolutely fascinating to me. Whales are mammals that wen…

@NephrosisMo @VelezNephHepato @NephroRock @runningbean26_2 This is absolutely fascinating to me. Whales are mammals that went back to the sea 50 million years ago and had to desinate sea water to survive. https://t.co/yWBXpyvGpW

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