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Re: Triceratops was a giant horned turkey

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Subject: Re: Triceratops was a giant horned turkey
From: bruceshillinglaw@netzero.net
Date: Sun, 30 Jul 2000 08:11:38 -0700
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----- Original Message -----
From: Scott Hartman
> >>>What was the extraction process?  How did they protect
> against the contingency of DNA contamination (modern
> DNA or otherwise)?<<<
>
>      Well, unless they are letting poultry run amuck in the lab, then we
can
> probably rule out contamination...
    This was presented on at the Graves Symposium - no poultry in the lab,
but researchers are working to confirm no contamination by turkey
_sandwiches_!
            B.


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