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  • biotechnology Scientists have cloned the first endangered species in North America: a very cute ferret David Pescovitz
  • clones Scientists clone endangered horse from genetic material frozen 40 years ago David Pescovitz
  • bad ideas in cloning Russians cloning wooly mammoths, Jurassic Park-style "Ice Age theme park" may be in the works Jason Weisberger
  • Cave cubs Perfectly preserved cave lion may be coming back after 50,000-year extinction nap Robert Spallone
  • knockoffs Inside South Korea's dog-cloning lab Cory Doctorow
  • cloning Want to clone your dog? That'll be $100,000 Xeni Jardin
  • donsol The clone that wasn't Leigh Alexander
  • cloning Owner of John Lennon's tooth would like to clone the musician David Pescovitz
  • cloning Horse Association must accept clones on registry Cory Doctorow
  • bioethics Why new cloned mice can help scientists treat lab animals more humanely Maggie Koerth
  • stem cells Is new stem cell research super important, or kind of a big yawn? Maggie Koerth
  • debunking No cloned Neanderthal baby for Harvard (at least not yet) Maggie Koerth
  • Nobel Prizes 2012 The 2012 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Maggie Koerth
  • cloning Meet Peng Peng, a newly cloned "good fat" sheep in China (photo) Xeni Jardin
  • extinct beasties Cloning a wooly mammoth: Harder than it sounds Maggie Koerth
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