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Byrne's skeleton has helped scientists identify several dozen people in Ireland with the same genetic mutation
-- all believed to be related to Byrne through a common ancestor. One of them, Brendan Holland, says the skeleton should remain -- and he thinks Byrne would agree. "What would his view be if he knew what we know now?" Holland said in a video for the British Medical Journal website. "He would almost certainly agree with my view that this is the right thing to do today." ___ Online: British Medical Journal: http://www.bmj.com/ Hunterian Museum:d
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