Researchers Eduard Egarter-Vigl (left) and Albert Zink (right) take a piece of Iceman's hip bone. Th...

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2012-05-03 10:19:09

Researchers Eduard Egarter-Vigl (left) and Albert Zink (right) take a piece of Iceman's hip bone. The DNA extracted from the bone was used to create a complete genetic profile of the man who lived in the southern Alps approximately 5,300 years ago.

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