Giant Bladderwrack Clone Discovered
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Bladderwrack seaweed in the Baltic Sea is actually a giant clone of a species called narrow wrack

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University of Gothenburg researchers disproved the previous assumption that 310 miles ( 500 kilometers ) of algae in the Baltic Sea were narrow wrack seaweed.
Genetic analyses revealed that they are not only a different speciesâcommon bladderwrackâbut also a giant clone.
Bladderwrack forms large seaweed forests as far as 32 feet ( 10 meters ) below the surface of the water.
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