“I have tried hundreds of bones from Mauritius... one is good enough to get some sort of template for what you're going to do”

Dr. Beth Shapiro · Huberman Lab · Bringing Extinct Species Back to Life | Dr. Beth Shapiro

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collect multiple well-preserved bone samples from a target species to compare genetic differences and build a reference genome; at least one high-quality sample is sufficient but many improve resolution

tried hundreds of bones; one good enough

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