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Any news on the mammoth zoo thats susposed

to open in Russia in the near future :hmm:

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Its just a urban legend...No mammoths

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just telling what i hear...

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Its just a urban legend...No mammoths

wait didn't they have a report where they found that mammoth DNA and Indian Elephant DNA are like 99% the same, and determined that it is possible to create Hybrids between the two species?

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/3075381.stm

This is probably a pipe dream, not sure if a modern day asian elephant is a close enough match to be a surrogate mother, given scientists have no idea how long the gestation period is of the mammoth,or that the mother elephant will be supplying the fetus with the proper nutrients.

Would be cool though I have to admit.

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I found this:

All those in favour say aye

The mere possibility of success no matter how far-fetched, has ignited a swell of debate within the scientific community. Now that you've read all about the woolly mammoth and efforts to raise and even clone them, it's time for you to have your say. What do you think? Take part in our survey and let the world know what you feel.

Woolly Mammoth Survey

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Well id tht works, we could mabey bring back many wxtinct species.

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Nothing would be a 100% mammoth until they find both a egg and sperm

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Nothing would be a 100% mammoth until they find both a egg and sperm

well no, their plan is to create a hybrid, then use artificial selection to move it more towards what a real mammoth was like, so you won't get a 100% mammoth, but maybe 80-90%

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If their plan is to creat a hybrid, then there is no problem. The fact that this 'project' might not even go through...

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Nothing would be a 100% mammoth until they find both a egg and sperm

Is it possible to clone a male and female

mammoth/elephant hybrids, then breed

the elephant out of the hybrids over

the course of a couple generations?

Thus ending up with a full blooded

mammoth.

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Is it possible to clone a male and female

mammoth/elephant hybrids, then breed

the elephant out of the hybrids over

the course of a couple generations?

Thus ending up with a full blooded

mammoth.

I think it would be, hell we can map the human genome, we can detemine junk DNA sort of. I voted yes it is possible. If they can clone a sheep they can clone an elephant let alone a human, it has been done I'm sure,just not public info.

They have found both female and male Mammoths, very well preserved, yes it's possible.

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Is it possible to clone a male and female

mammoth/elephant hybrids, then breed

the elephant out of the hybrids over

the course of a couple generations?

Thus ending up with a full blooded

mammoth.

Absolutely not...they will always have elephant DNA in them...Over a millenia of breedidng, you might reach 99.5% mammoth...but never 100%.

I know what I am talking about, my dad is a neurogenecist.

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Absolutely not...they will always have elephant DNA in them...Over a millenia of breedidng, you might reach 99.5% mammoth...but never 100%.

I know what I am talking about, my dad is a neurogenecist.

So how do clones work? i thought they were an exact replica? A millenia wow you better ask your dad what kind of medical and experimental research is going on. Nice number 95.5% over a millenia where did you get that? And no my dad told me so does not work.

I personally believe that science could very well clone one, If need be I could look up cloning for you, and really does a species brought back from extinction need the gold seal of authenticity. Hell I would pay to see a 99.5 % mammoth but as far as waiting a thousand years i don't think so.

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I think it would be, hell we can map the human genome, we can detemine junk DNA sort of. I voted yes it is possible. If they can clone a sheep they can clone an elephant let alone a human, it has been done I'm sure,just not public info.

They have found both female and male Mammoths, very well preserved, yes it's possible.

Poor Dolly didn't do so well.......................................

Might have to charge a motza to view it if it is only going to live a couple weeks.

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Absolutely not...they will always have elephant DNA in them...Over a millenia of breedidng, you might reach 99.5% mammoth...but never 100%.

I know what I am talking about, my dad is a neurogenecist.

What i mean is wouldn't they have the

physical characteristics.

Is your dad really a neurogenecist if he is

that is awesome :tu:

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What i mean is wouldn't they have the

physical characteristics.

Possibly very close, but there will always be minute differences.

Is your dad really a neurogenecist

Yes...he works for UofM.

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Possibly very close, but there will always be minute differences.

Tourists are very stupid. :lol:

They wouldn't care what the genetic

blood was, just what it looks like

Huzzas on your dad :tu:

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