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(Excerpted from Chicago Tribune, Tuesday,
Sept. 6,
2005)
Field Museum gets a new superstar
The skeleton of Clint, whose blood was used to map the chimp genome, will be safeguarded here for future research
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| Field Museum gets a new superstar
The skeleton of Clint, whose blood was used to map the chimp genome, will be safeguarded here for future research
Chicago Tribune, Tuesday,
Sept. 6,
2005
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William Mullen, Tribune staff reporter |
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