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DNA testing of elephant ivory reveals tactics of criminal networks

The analysis was used to identify tusks of elephants that were close relatives – parents and offspring, full siblings and half-siblings.

Coted ivoireAtlantic oceanIvory coastIndian oceanSamuel wasserUniversity of washingtonMalaysia department of national parksCentre for environmental forensic scienceUs department of homeland securityEnvironmental forensic scienceMalaysia departmentHomeland securityWest africaNature human

DNA testing of elephant ivory reveals tactics of criminal networks

The analysis was used to identify tusks of elephants that were close relatives – parents and offspring, full siblings and half-siblings.

Coted ivoireAtlantic oceanIvory coastIndian oceanSamuel wasserUniversity of washingtonMalaysia department of national parksCentre for environmental forensic scienceUs department of homeland securityEnvironmental forensic scienceMalaysia departmentHomeland securityWest africaNature human

DNA testing of elephant ivory reveals tactics of criminal networks

The analysis was used to identify tusks of elephants that were close relatives – parents and offspring, full siblings and half-siblings.

Coted ivoireAtlantic oceanIvory coastIndian oceanSamuel wasserUniversity of washingtonMalaysia department of national parksCentre for environmental forensic scienceUs department of homeland securityEnvironmental forensic scienceMalaysia departmentHomeland securityWest africaNature human

DNA testing of elephant ivory reveals tactics of criminal networks

The analysis was used to identify tusks of elephants that were close relatives – parents and offspring, full siblings and half-siblings.

Coted ivoireAtlantic oceanIvory coastIndian oceanSamuel wasserUniversity of washingtonMalaysia department of national parksCentre for environmental forensic scienceUs department of homeland securityEnvironmental forensic scienceMalaysia departmentHomeland securityWest africaNature human

DNA testing of elephant ivory reveals tactics of criminal networks

The analysis was used to identify tusks of elephants that were close relatives – parents and offspring, full siblings and half-siblings.

Coted ivoireAtlantic oceanIvory coastIndian oceanSamuel wasserUniversity of washingtonMalaysia department of national parksCentre for environmental forensic scienceUs department of homeland securityEnvironmental forensic scienceMalaysia departmentHomeland securityWest africaNature human

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