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A study has shown that appendages from the sea cucumber species *Psolus fabricii* can survive indefinitely in seawater, a finding that challenges previous understanding of tissue decay. The species is known for its high regenerative capacity due to its harsh habitat.
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A study has shown that appendages from the sea cucumber species *Psolus fabricii* can survive indefinitely in seawater, a finding that challenges previous understanding of tissue decay. The species is known for its high regenerative capacity due to its harsh habitat.
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Study finds sea cucumber appendages can survive indefinitely in seawater