There’s More Life Capable of Surviving Without Sunlight Than We Realized
Researchers from Australia’s Monash University have found evidence of widespread life across the globe that can not only photosynthesize, but chemosynthesize.
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There’s More Life Capable of Surviving Without Sunlight Than We Realized
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