First Complete Lizard Genome Sequenced

iamrmani writes with an article in the International Business Times about the recent gene sequencing of a lizard. From the article: "Researchers have managed to sequence the genes of the green anole lizard, which is the first non-bird species of reptile to have its genome sequenced and assembled. The findings, which researchers have obtained after assembling and analyzing more than 20 mammalian genomes, may go a long way in understanding the evolution of animals and humans."

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Re:Interesting

[Randle_Revar]

>even beyond any reasonable doubt of intelligent designers.

Luckily for them, their doubts are not reasonable in the first place, so this will have little effect.