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Marine DNA from 1 million years ago found in Antarctic sediment

Marine DNA from 1 million years ago found in Antarctic sediment
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Nordrhein westfalenLinda armbrectLinda armbrechtScotia seaSarah kachovichUniversity of tasmaniaUniversity of bonnNature communications

World s Oldest DNA Discovered, Revealing Ancient Arctic Forest Full of Mastodons

Two-million-year-old DNA, the world s oldest, reveals that mastodons once roamed forests in Greenland’s far northern reaches

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Oldest DNA Ever Discovered in Antarctica is About 1 Million Years Old, Study Shows

Study shows that an ancient sample that is 1 million year old is the world's oldest DNA ever discovered in Antarctica.

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Oldest marine DNA discovered in Antarctic sediments

Oldest marine DNA discovered in Antarctic sediments
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Scientists discover 1 million-year-old DNA sample lurking beneath Antarctic seafloor

Analysis of DNA samples collected from beneath the seafloor in Antarctica has revealed the ancient DNA could be around 1 million years old.

Scotia seaLinda armbrechtInternational ocean discovery programNature communicationsUniversity of tasmaniaInstitute for marineAntarctic studies

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