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Which animal phylum did you find most fascinating?
Where do you think the most bacteria is found on campus?
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3 comments:
I think that it is really cool that they found DNA from animals that were hundreds of years old!
I really liked the article! And Ethan, it's not 100 years old! It's 100,000's years old!!!!!!!! I REALLY liked this article! Thanks for posting it!!! :-)
This article was really great. One of the interesting things I found about it was that Eske Willerslev of the University of Copenhagen and his colleagues have found the oldest bits of identifiable DNA ever.I found that interesting because not only did his colleagues found it but it was found in New Zealand!
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