Why de-extinction researchers are so enthusiastic about this skinned skull that has been preserved in ethanol for over a century
More than 99.9% of thew species' genome has been completed, according to scientists,thank to "ancient DNA" that was taken from the cranium. This is what that implies . . . gambar "I am the only person who wants to see a live thylacine," says Dr. Jack Ashby, an expert on Australian mammals and assistant director of the Museum of Zoology at the University of Cambridge. "For one reason , ecological integrity would greatly benefit from the p resence of a large predator." However, there are buts. Since the thylacine, a wolf-sized and shaped carnivorous marsupial, went extinct decades ago, how...