Can genetic engineering bring extinct passenger pigeons back? Scientists may soon attempt to revive an extinct bird species. If successful, the world may once again catch a glimpse of the passenger pigeon, a previously common species of bird that went extinct in the early 1900s. by Alexander Saltarin
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Science Scientists complete genome study of dampwood termite, compare sequence with other social insects by Alexander Saltarin