Ancient Yukon horse yields oldest genome ever

Science | 207476 hits | Jun 26 1:58 pm | Posted by: DrCaleb

A 700,000-year-old horse bone found in the permafrost of a Yukon gold mine has yielded a complete genetic profile, breaking scientific records and revealing many new insights about the evolution of horses.

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