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    <name>pithovirus</name>
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    <name>Nature</name>
    <day>3</day>
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  <text>Scientists announce the discovery of &quot;pithovirus&quot;, the largest giant virus yet known, from a 30,000-year-old sample of frozen tundra. </text>
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