3D DNA Preserved for 52,000 Years in Freeze-Dried Woolly Mammoth Remains
Some 52,000 years ago, a female woolly mammoth with a shaggy, mullet-like mane died in a cave in Siberia. The region’s dry, cold climate freeze-dried …
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