Animals
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Scientists Map DNA, Genome Sequence to Potentially Resurrect Extinct Tasmanian Tigers
Scientists mapped the full genome sequence of the Tasmanian tiger’s closest living relative. It is through this sequence that scientists are hoping to resurrect the now-extinct Tasmanian tigers.
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