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Oxford professor wants DNA to track the Yeti

Craig Woolheater
Cryptomundo
Tue, 04 Sep 2012 09:54 UTC

Using DNA to track the mythical yeti

Tales of the giant, mountain-dwelling yeti have been told for decades, but is it just a myth or does the creature exist? To get answers, Oxford professor Brian Sykes is using DNA analysis to test material connected to the yeti. NBC's Keith Miller reports.

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