Animals
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Frozen Bird Found in Siberia is a 46,000 Year Old Horned Lark, Scientists say
Scientists have recovered the DNA of a frozen bird found in Siberia and identified it as a female horned lark that died 46,000 years ago. The result of the study is significant in understanding the evolution of subspecies.
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