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| Entomology (6) | |
| Ornithology (2) | |
| Zoologist (3) | |
But that's not the only extinct animal scientists have their sights on reviving. Woolly mammoths next?
In the 1970s Torkel Weis-Fogh a Danish zoologist at the University of Cambridge used high-speed photography to analyze the exact wing motions of hovering insects and compare them to the insects morphological features.
Charles Ellington a Cambridge zoologist and former Weis-Fogh student built a robotic wing that could precisely mimic the movements of a hawk moth.
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