Dinosaurs turn on again? sounds crazy

INILAH.COM, London - Experts found a way to revive the animals who have been long extinct from the face of this Earth. Today, the park is no longer a figment jurasic alone. How?
Technical advisor Jack Horner admitted that he would use live birds to hatch dinosaurs. Professor palaentology from Montana State University believes, the DNA of modern birds contain genetic memories that can be 'turned on' again to revive the properties of dinosaurs that have long slept.
To make a dinosaur, he will start with the genome EMU. "EMU has all the features needed to make a Velociraptor-sized dinosaur and this is where I would start it," he said as quoted by DM.
This expert study also received support from many leading academics. Geneticist Sean Carroll of the University of Wisconsin DM quoted as saying, "Inventory of genes similar bird dinosaurs".
Not only that, John Fallon development biologist at the University of Wisconsin agreed, while studying, we will be able to do it. "Knowledge of genetics is in birds. Now there's nothing preventing us from bringing back the dinosaurs, "he concluded. [Mor]


INILAH.COM, London - Experts found a way to revive the animals who have been long extinct from the face of this Earth. Today, the park is no longer a figment jurasic alone. How?
Technical advisor Jack Horner admitted that he would use live birds to hatch dinosaurs. Professor palaentology from Montana State University believes, the DNA of modern birds contain genetic memories that can be 'turned on' again to revive the properties of dinosaurs that have long slept.
To make a dinosaur, he will start with the genome EMU. "EMU has all the features needed to make a Velociraptor-sized dinosaur and this is where I would start it," he said as quoted by DM.
This expert study also received support from many leading academics. Geneticist Sean Carroll of the University of Wisconsin DM quoted as saying, "Inventory of genes similar bird dinosaurs".
Not only that, John Fallon development biologist at the University of Wisconsin agreed, while studying, we will be able to do it. "Knowledge of genetics is in birds. Now there's nothing preventing us from bringing back the dinosaurs, "he concluded. [Mor]


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