DNA samples from an exceptionally well preserved extinct Mammuthus, found in the snowy wastes of Siberia, have raised the prospect of cloning.
But scientists are divided about raising the species from the dead, 10,000 years after becoming extinct."
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Woolly mammoth cloning war: Scientists are divided over the ethics of attempting to revive extinct mammal
Woolly mammoth cloning war: Scientists are divided over the ethics of attempting to revive extinct mammal - Science - News - The Independent: "Will woolly mammoths stride the Siberian plains once again?
DNA samples from an exceptionally well preserved extinct Mammuthus, found in the snowy wastes of Siberia, have raised the prospect of cloning.
But scientists are divided about raising the species from the dead, 10,000 years after becoming extinct."
DNA samples from an exceptionally well preserved extinct Mammuthus, found in the snowy wastes of Siberia, have raised the prospect of cloning.
But scientists are divided about raising the species from the dead, 10,000 years after becoming extinct."
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