Scientists to clone extinct tiger from DNA fragments

Mark Schulman,

Sat, 13 Jul, 2002 - 02:00

A small group of Australian scientists is planning to clone an extinct animal, the Tasmanian Tiger, from extracted DNA fragments.

Karen Firestone, a conservation geneticist with the Evolutionary Biology Unit of the Australian Museum in

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