Is it possible to create a living tyrannosaurus by remaining DNA in their fossils?

Answer 1

No DNA remains in fossils. Noe of the original bones, organs, muscles, skin, etc. survive after 65,000,000 and more years. All have been replaced.

Answer 2

It could happen in the far future

Answer 3

Well, as others have said (for a variety of different reasons) ... probably not.

However, in the future we may be able to genetically engineer 'custom' animals. We might be able to start from scratch and build an animal that looks like a T-Rex. Or Pikachu ...

Answer 4

No. Even if you have 100% of the DNA, you still need to arrange them properly on chromosomes and put them inside an egg cell and incubate the egg. We have no idea how many chromosomes T. rex has so it is not possible. Besides, there is no evidence that DNA can survive 66 million years intact.

Answer 5

No, it's not fresh enough to carry all the DNA strands.

Answer 6

no

Answer 7

No, they have not found DNA in Dinosaurs. They have found collagen.

Answer 8

No, because if that were possible, people could create new people from the DNA in a dead person's bones.

Answer 9

Fossils are not organic material. Every single molecule within a typical fossil, after 65 MILLION years of sitting in the middle of mounds of porous and wet and oily material, have been REPLACED by some OTHER MOLECULE of SOME other MATERIAL...while all the while maintaining a PATTERN. In other words...THERE IS NO DNA to be FOUND.

Watch the MOVIE - Jurassic PARK...the FIRST ONE.

Answer 10

No, fossils do not contain DNA.
In the Jurassic Park movie, DNA was said to have been extracted from amber which contained preserved insects that had fed on dinosaurs.
That's fine for a movie plot but no usable DNA has been found that way either.