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A first step in de extinction Scientists at Dallas based biotech company Colossal have unveiled a genetically engineered woolly mouse, a small but potentially important step in a quest to eventually bring back the prehistoric woolly mammoth. Scientists say it allows them to test hypotheses about the link between DNA sequences and physical traits about the mammoth. Outside scientists have mixed views about whether this will be helpful for conservation, and results haven't yet been published or vetted by independent scientists..
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