Reply to "Evolution?"

JenniferOld Faithful

quote:
Originally posted by alwilliams767:

Hi NSNS:

True enough the tissue was heavily mineralized, but not completely fossilized. If it had been fossilized it could have not been made "springy".

At least that is how I see it.

Either way, the DNA extracted from the tissue resembled that of an Ostrich, not a croc, and that was my point.

Al

The article I read said they "rehydrated" it but didn't go into details on how they did it.

12/31/109:00 PM

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