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Podcast: From Jurassic Park to woolly mammoths – is it right to bring back extinct species?

Kat Arney | 
Geneticist Kat Arney takes a look at the science of de-extinction, asking whether it's feasible - or even ethical - ...
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De-extinction? Why the woolly mammoth and other lost animals really are gone forever

Allyson Mann | 
This information undoubtedly will disappoint “Jurassic Park” fans, but it comes from an expert—Beth Shapiro, the UGA alumna and evolutionary biologist ...
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Is resurrecting the woolly mammoth an ‘unnecessary show of scientific hubris’?

Erin Biba | 
Bringing an extinct species back to life was once firmly in the realm of science fiction, but as genetic engineering ...
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‘De-extinction’ engineers dream of reviving the lost passenger pigeon

Shelly Fan | 
Once the dominant species in eastern North America, passenger pigeons roamed the forests in giant flocks up to several billions ...
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How synthetic biology can solve the problems we’ve created

Jenna Gallegos | 
Human activity has wreaked havoc on the environment. Many of the products we rely on for our daily lives are ...
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Science explainer: We may not resurrect dinosaurs but other extinct animals likely to be revived

Jamie Boyle | 
De-extinction is moving closer to reality--maybe not Jurassic World real, but a number of more recent animals may soon be ...
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