I do tend to waffle a bit. You could (probably not to 100%), but using the 100% Great Auk sperm every generation is easier and more reliable, assuming it works.So, no to my question?
I do tend to waffle a bit. You could (probably not to 100%), but using the 100% Great Auk sperm every generation is easier and more reliable, assuming it works.So, no to my question?
It cant be cloned, because its bird. Birds cant be cloned.Also, it says on Wikipedia the Great Auk can't be cloned because it's extinct.
Wouldn't Nicobar Or Victoria Crowned Pigeon Make More Sense To Do This With Considering Genetics?In shortcut goal is to achieve chimera chickens with ability to produce dodo's sperm.
No. In birds case it is possible to create chimeras with ability to produce sperm and potentially even offspring of other species. So it doesnt matter, which species can be parent since all birds lay eggs. Nicobar pigeon will be used to only gather necessary primordial germ cells. Afterwards chickens are better testing objects, which are literally build for that: cheap, fast reproduction rate and really no one cares, if something will happen to research objectWouldn't Nicobar Or Victoria Crowned Pigeon Make More Sense To Do This With Considering Genetics?