DNA analysis of dung to determine number of elephants in Cambodia
“Conservationists said Friday they plan to send some 520 samples of elephant dung to Australia for DNA analysis, hoping the results will help them estimate more accurately the number of elephants in the Cambodian wild.” – International Herald Tribune
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August 8, 2007
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