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Padlet created by Alexis Andrews and Ben Harrison. 1B.

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Chinese Soft-shelled turtles perhaps show similar traits to Odontochelys via having shell under the thin skin.

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The process of Back-Breeding could also work in this because it would allow us to put the DNA into another organism and allow it to be born. The only problem is that the that the mother could transmit some unwanted DNA into the organism. This could cause diseases or other problems with the baby.

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Perhaps we find a fossil and extract the DNA, then alter the DNA and put it into an artificial womb through the process of Genetic Engineering. When this process is complete the organism must be nurtured inside the womb. When it is ready to come out it will need to be released and raised by its closest living relatives, in this case, turtles.

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Here is a picture of what we could guess that they looked like based on the fossils.

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Perhaps we could genetically modify some closer relatives

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Perhaps we could genetically modify some closer relatives

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We could genetically modify relatives so they closely resemble the fossil organism. The procedure would be less frustrating than finding perfectly preserved DNA sample from 232 million years ago.

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Specific animals that are closely related

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Specific animals that are closely related

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Turtle because it is the closest living relative to the extinct organism. They are not the same but they behave similarly.

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Genetic engeneering-

Because the organism is grown in an artificial womb and the organisms DNA will not be altered by the carrier (mother).

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The benefits of bringing back this organism

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The benefits of bringing back this organism

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Bringing back the Odontochelys would hopefully replenish the rapid decreasing biodiversity.

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go to this link to see better
https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1-u3aaGGsYn1x2crtfftF73Qo-eFrusXjmdEVJr6yu0Y/edit

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https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1OUpNHAvp4msgrrshYhcMglIi1A92iupnZofLIPOz53M/edit

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https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1FSJcosAazJRmiUTa1dsZXfbrR3g-MiKNynrTdI3RXlE/edit

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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/16j5pT0K1DrT1Eb2pe2yd4H1eBgNuLZ8-QME8cU2TREM/edit