Discovery of a preserved ancient Siberian moose with intact DNA

Wednesday, March 2, 2016 - 07:20 in Paleontology & Archaeology

Scientists of the Tomsk State University have found preserved moose in Western Siberia with unique genetic features. This discovery will help determine the origin and path of moose movement in the last few tens of thousands of years and suggests that Siberia is a unique genetic repository. The research has been presented at the international conference "Theriofauna of Russia and adjacent territories," presented by the X Congress of the Russian Theriological Society.

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