Forscher entdecken Fukushima-Mutationen
Der Atomunfall von Fukushima hat offenbar das Erbgut von Tieren geschädigt. Forscher haben bei Schmetterlingen Missbildungen gefunden.
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EPAepa03361570 An undated handout photograph released by Joji Otaki, an associate professor of biology at the University of the Ryukyus on 14 August 2012, shows a healthy adult pale grass blue (Zizeeria maha) butterfly. Severe mutations were found in butt
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EPAepa03361571 An undated handout photograph released by Joji Otaki, an associate professor of biology at the University of the Ryukyus on 14 August 2012, shows a mutated adult pale grass blue (Zizeeria maha) butterfly from Fukushima prefecture, Japan. Se
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EPAepa03361573 An undated handout photograph released by Joji Otaki, an associate professor of biology at the University of the Ryukyus on 14 August 2012, shows a mutated adult pale grass blue (Zizeeria maha) butterfly from Fukushima prefecture, Japan. Se
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