A very cool story about a team of international researchers including some at the U of M, who have done a bit of Jurrasic Park-style science on a real wooly mammoth. Nice for Winnipeg to host yet another scientific “never been done before” – it helps draw attention to the great science that happens in our city.
Full story here: http://umanitoba.ca/news/blogs/
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