For education and discussion only. Not for commercial use. NEW YORK (AP) — The Pentagon wants to sniff out fugitives — literally. The federal agency that created the Internet now challenges scientists to create a detector that could identify people by their unique, genetically determined odor. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency said this week that it's offering $3.2 million next year to find out if it's even possible. Proposals are due Jan. 29. Researchers have shown that mice release a urinary odor that is genetically unique, DARPA says. It's based on the combination of acids found in varying concentrations....