Piper Rogers

[Piper Rogers @PiperR_FSHS]

@AliDodd_fshs Could they change the tundra back?

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@eliseg_fshs Considering life on the tundra & the affects of the mammoth I feel bringing it back would be beneficial What are your concerns?

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@Audreyk_LHS Why does it matter if humans are diminished? Should we be placed so highly in terms of importance?

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@makiaa_lhs Could we possibly transition them through an artificial environment?
I really like your idea

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@morganh_lhs What about those species going extinct right now? Should we bring them back?

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@FshsHarrisonH They could restore the grasslands, helping manage OUR greenhouse gas impact. What animals would you suggest we bring back?

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@laurias_lhs Wouldn't it take less time to study their genetics? Evolution takes millions of years

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@laurias_lhs Could we learn evolution by studying their genes instead? Why would studying them directly be better?

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@PiperR_FSHS Bringing back these species could disrupt the current biodiversity and ecosystem

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@PiperR_FSHS NatGeo provides evidence on how bringing back extinct species could restore biodiversity http://t.co/Y0JlSRCLKI

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Bringing back extinct species could provide environmental benefits as some were keystone species such as the woolly mammoth #advbiobftd

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@JSwaghomie This shows an impossible situation as the trait is recessive, yet the parrents have no chance of getting rr as one parent is RR

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