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Title: Multicellular life arises in a test tube: evolution experiment pushes one-celled yeast to go multiple.(Life)
Author: Susan Milius
Publication: Science News (Magazine/Journal)
Date: July 16, 2011
Publisher: Science Service, Inc.
Volume: 180 Issue: 2 Page: 11(1)

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