Scientists sequence most of extinct woolly mammoth's genome
Wednesday, November 19, 2008 - 15:28
in Biology & Nature
Scientists on Wednesday revealed they had unravelled much of the genetic code of a woolly mammoth, in what could be the first baby step in bringing the extinct creature, or at least characteristics of it, back to life.
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