
Mouse thought extinct for 150 years found living on island
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A mouse thought to have become extinct more than 150 years ago has been found alive on an island off the coast of Western Australia, researchers have discovered.
Scientists compared DNA samples from eight extinct Australian rodents and 42 of their living relatives, and discovered that the extinct Gould's mouse was "indistinguishable" from the Shark Bay mouse. Researchers were studying the decline of the country's native species since the arrival of Europeans in Australia in 1788.More Related News

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