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In comparison, the team found that the left- and right-coiling versions of the Japanese snail develop normally as embryos, without any evidence of disease or pathology. Both the left and right-coiling ...

The microbe is named Candidatus Sukunaarchaeum mirabile, or Sukunaarchaeum for short, in honour of a small Japanese god. It has an unusually small genome but despite this, Sukunaarchaeum still ...