Cloning
Latest about cloning
Waves Break Coral Embryo into Identical Twins
By Jennifer Welsh published
Cloning helps corals colonize habitats far and wide
FAQ: How Are Cloned Animals Made?
By Joseph Castro published
How do scientists make cloned animals?
Sex Beats Cloning (With Change in Scenery)
By Wynne Parry published
Tiny animals, called rotifers, can reproduce without sex, but when push comes to shove, they choose sex.
Could Michael Jackson Have Been Cloned?
By Robert Roy Britt published
Michael Jackson reportedly was very interested in being cloned. But it's not so easy.
Extinct Mammoths Could Be Cloned
By Robert Roy Britt published
Japanese scientists cloned mice that had been frozen 16 years.
Creatures Clone Selves in Face of Danger
By Clara Moskowitz published
Sand dollar larvae clone themselves when they sense predators are near.
First 'Telecloning' Experiment Works ... Sort Of
By Bill Christensen published
Scientists clone a beam of laser light, but the technique is not perfect. Forty years ago in a similar Sci-fi experiment, the Enterprise's transporter made a flawed copy of Captain Kirk.
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