Microbiome - épisode 11 : la spéciation
from Biome Hosted by Raphael Bouton
Dans cet épisode, nous voyons comment l'apparition d'une nouvelle espèce est possible, en rappelant le principe des mutations génétiques. Pour aller plus loin : https://www.mnhn.fr/fr/explorez/dossiers/evolution-vivant/mecanismes-evolution/speciation
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