Discovery of skeleton lets scientists plan to sequence Richard IIIs genome <\/p>\n
A year after they revealed that a twisted skeleton found under a parking lot was the remains of King Richard III, scientists in Britain plan to grind samples of his ancient bones and use them to map his genome. <\/p>\n
(University of Leicester\/AP) - The remains of Englands King Richard III, which were found in a dig in Leicester, England, in Sept. 2012. <\/p>\n
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Continued here: Discovery of skeleton lets scientists plan to sequence Richard IIIs genome A year after they revealed that a twisted skeleton found under a parking lot was the remains of King Richard III, scientists in Britain plan to grind samples of his ancient bones and use them to map his genome. (University of Leicester\/AP) - The remains of Englands King Richard III, which were found in a dig in Leicester, England, in Sept. Continue reading
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