Kirk Hartley
- Jun 30, 2013
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Scientists Sequence 700,000 Year Old Horse DNA

Scientists continue to broaden the possibilities for "museumomics" and "paleomics." The newest accomplishment is sequencing DNA that is 700,000 years old, from a horse. The NYT story is here, by Nicholas Wade.

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