May 3rd, 2010
A team of scientists from around the world have recreated mammoth hemoglobin. The discovery reveals more about the beast than fossil records ever could; it’s as though we’ve traveled 40,000 years into the past and taken a blood sample. More »
Paleontology – Earth Sciences – Pliocene – United States – DNA
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