Mammoth
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Mammoth Teeth from 200,000 Years Ago May Contain the Oldest Mammoth DNA in the UK and Europe
Scientists are hoping to gain additional genetic information from the mammoth teeth and ultimately know more about the now-extinct giant mammals.
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The Rise of the Ancient Beast: Harvard Team to De-extinct Woolly Mammoths in 2 Years
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Rare Discovery: Mammoth Skull Found in California May Belong to a Transitional Species
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Scientists Map First Complete Genome of Extinct Woolly Mammoth
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Scientists May Be Able to Bring Back Extinct Woolly Mammoth
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