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In Africa there are two species of elephants. One species lives in the forest of central Africa and another species lives in the savanna of Africa. It was recently hypothesized that an isolated group of elephants living in western Africa may be a different species from the other two groups. Which development in technology would best be used to determine if the elephants are the same species?
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