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Why did some viruses evolve to be giants while others did not?
Viruses are ubiquitous mobile genetic elements that are obligate symbionts of cellular life forms and replicate exclusively within host cells. The current taxonomy of viruses includes 10 realms (the top rank taxon), 8 of which have small genomes in the range of one to about 60 kilobases and commensu
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