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2 Million Year Old DNA on Greenland


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(A clue into life after major climate change)

https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2022/12/07/greenland-dna-study-mastodon/

In a study published Wednesday in Nature, Willerslev and his colleagues genetically mapped 2-million-year-old DNA from Arctic sediments — now the world’s oldest DNA to be identified. They discovered evidence of more than 100 plant genera, nine animal taxa including the extinct elephant-like mastodon, and even marine life within the same region.

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