Bat genome study points to origins in Europe 65 million years ago
The Hindu reports that the research also traces bats’ global spread and the evolution of flight and echolocation, while hinting at insights for human health.
TLDR
A new bat genome study traces the animals’ origins to Europe 65 million years ago, The Hindu reports. The research explores their global spread and the evolution of flight and echolocation, and hints at possible human-health insights.
Bat genome study points to origins in Europe 65 million years ago
The Hindu reports that the research also traces bats’ global spread and the evolution of flight and echolocation, while hinting at insights for human health.
TLDR
A new bat genome study traces the animals’ origins to Europe 65 million years ago, The Hindu reports. The research explores their global spread and the evolution of flight and echolocation, and hints at possible human-health insights.
