Come back when you actually understand the material well enough to come up with an effective rebuttal, instead of this sort of pap.
You're the one who doesn't have any answer to the material, so instead all you can do is lamely ask non sequiturs about needing DNA from extinct animals in order to do modern DNA analysis, when no one with a clue about biology could have made such an elementary error.
Why do you folks try to critique biology when you don't understand the first thing about it?
"You're the one who doesn't have any answer to the material, so instead all you can do is lamely ask non sequiturs about needing DNA from extinct animals in order to do modern DNA analysis, when no one with a clue about biology could have made such an elementary error."
We actually have some of this. We now have the mtDNA sequence of the mammoth and we can expect the complete sequence in a few years. So far (based on mtDNA sequence), the mammoth is closer to the Asian elephant than the African elephant - who'd a guessed that?