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Posted by CmdrTaco on Monday September 13, 1999 @09:24AM from the back-from-the-dead dept.

Tekmage sent us a wired article about scientists cloning cloning an extinct tiger. We mentioned a similiar case involving a bird awhile back, but its getting more common. I knew that triceretops DNA I've been keeping in my fridge all summer would come in handy. It'll be on E-Bay next week.

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