The original story says: Preparations are now being made to ship the baby mammoth to Jikei University School of Medicine, where researchers will use advanced computed tomography (CT) scanners to obtain three-dimensional images of its internal organs. “This is the first opportunity for anyone to perform an analysis on a complete mammoth body,†says Jikei University professor Naoki Suzuki, “and it should provide a more complete picture of its anatomy and how it lived.†But there's no mention of DNA retrieval efforts. I'll keep a lookout for any follow up stories
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Preparations are now being made to ship the baby mammoth to Jikei University School of Medicine, where researchers will use advanced computed tomography (CT) scanners to obtain three-dimensional images of its internal organs. “This is the first opportunity for anyone to perform an analysis on a complete mammoth body,†says Jikei University professor Naoki Suzuki, “and it should provide a more complete picture of its anatomy and how it lived.â€
But there's no mention of DNA retrieval efforts. I'll keep a lookout for any follow up stories
Does this mean the hamster's in my freezer are...OH NO!!!!