Read this excerpt from "dna testing." dna samples from insects preserved in amber can date back to before the time of the dinosaurs, which died out 65 million years ago. george poinar of oregon state university, for example, has even extracted muscle tissue from a 125-million-year-old lebanese weevil. this is, says poinar, "the best preserved protein on the face of the earth." so far, dna has been successfully extracted from about a half dozen ancient samples in amber. select the most accurate summary of kaku's argument.

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Bria Bonilla

Biology

8 May, 19:48

Read this excerpt from "dna testing." dna samples from insects preserved in amber can date back to before the time of the dinosaurs, which died out 65 million years ago. george poinar of oregon state university, for example, has even extracted muscle tissue from a 125-million-year-old lebanese weevil. this is, says poinar, "the best preserved protein on the face of the earth." so far, dna has been successfully extracted from about a half dozen ancient samples in amber. select the most accurate summary of kaku's argument.

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Ashlynn Miller · Answer 1

I have no clue what the answer is above me ... but the answer is A. Hope this was clear.

Randy Myers · Answer 2

An accurate summary of Kaku's argument is that amber, a resin which has solidified and is produced naturally by trees, was able to preserve the DNA of insects for over a million years. In turn, this has enabled scientists to further study these ancient species. Amber has played an important role in ensuring that the DNA of these species are protected.