De-ExtinctionPassenger Pigeon Breeding Band-tailed Pigeons: a glimpse into the future of passenger pigeon de-extinction Ben Novak and Paul Marini The biggest challenges facing The Great Passenger Pigeon Comeback will…RandR ADMINSeptember 16, 2015
De-ExtinctionPassenger Pigeon Advances in Avian Transgenics A follow up to “Why birds are a challenge” by Ben J. Novak The next…RandR ADMINApril 15, 2015
De-ExtinctionPassenger Pigeon Reflections on Martha’s Centennial - by Ben Novak The passenger pigeon was once the world’s most plentiful bird. September…RandR ADMINSeptember 1, 2014
De-ExtinctionPassenger Pigeon New Passenger Pigeon Genomes By Beth Shapiro, PhD Associate Professor, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Co-Principal Investigator of the Paleogenomics Lab, University…RandR ADMINJune 19, 2014
De-ExtinctionPassenger Pigeon Why Birds are a Challenge by Ben Novak Birds are a huge challenge for de-extinction for two big reasons. The first…RandR ADMINDecember 10, 2013
De-ExtinctionPassenger Pigeon De-Extinction and the Microbiome by Ben Novak Current research on microbiomes reveals that an organism’s microbiota are co-evolved with…RandR ADMINDecember 5, 2013
De-ExtinctionPassenger Pigeon DNA Sequencing starts on “Passenger Pigeon 1871” by Ben Novak Stewart Brand, Ben Novak, and Eric Chow look on as Jessica Lund…RandR ADMINOctober 18, 2013
De-ExtinctionPassenger Pigeon One Specimen’s Journey to the Genome by Ben Novak In 1871 along the east shore of the Don River, a Canadian named…RandR ADMINSeptember 2, 2013
De-ExtinctionPassenger Pigeon New Research for Old Birds by Ben Novak The extinction of the passenger pigeon has challenged our conceptions of nature…RandR ADMINAugust 15, 2013