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New clues to woolly rhino extinction found in wolf’s stomach
Scientists found a piece of woolly rhino tissue in the stomach of this 14,400-year-old wolf pup. Genomic analysis of that rhino tissue and 2 other specimens indicate the species went extinct relatively fast. Image via Mietje Germonpré/ Stockholm University. Scientists found woolly rhino tissue inside the stomach of a 14,400-year-old frozen wolf pup in Siberia. Genomic analysis showed woolly rhinos stayed genetically healthy until a rapid popula…
Paleontologists have recovered the woolly rhinoceros genome from the stomach of a wolf that lived during the Ice Age. Their analysis has helped us better understand the history of these remarkable extinct animals. The article "Scientists Recover Woolly Rhinoceros Genome from the Stomach of a Prehistoric Wolf" is from the website Everything That Matters.
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