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Yes. They have done cloning experiments on both people and animals (which we turn into food). It is possible. Whether it is ethical or not remains a question, and the cloning that has been done isn't like the Science Fiction movies where you can quickly clone an adult as an exact copy. The cloning technology that we have only clones small cells that grow into adults... and in the case of humans, if they perfect the process, the new human would be more like a twin... genetically identical, but with a separate personality and completely separate memories, etc.
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Where did prehistoric people get their food?
they got their food by hunting animals and by finding plants around the place. if your looking for this question i think your in 6th grade are you?
What was the change in the way people secured food was the beginning of what?
The change in the way people secured food marked the beginning of the Agricultural Revolution, moving from hunting and gathering to farming and domesticating animals. This shift allowed for a more reliable and sustainable food source, leading to the development of civilizations and a more settled way of life.
The change in the way people secured food was th beginning of the what?
The change in the way people secured food was the beginning of agriculture and the transition from hunter-gatherer societies to settled communities. This shift marked the start of civilization and enabled the development of societies, economies, and technologies.
What effect did the agricultural revolution have on the growth of the human population?
The agricultural revolution led to increased food production, which in turn supported the growth of human population by providing a more stable and consistent food supply. This allowed for larger communities and settlements to develop, as people no longer needed to constantly move in search of food.
What changes in the way people lived did agriculture make possible?
Agriculture allowed people to settle in one place instead of constantly moving in search of food. This led to the development of permanent communities, the growth of populations, and the specialization of labor. It also enabled the creation of surplus food production, leading to trade and the development of complex societies.
How much of the food on the market is cloned food?
The only people who would have even a semi-accurate account of the amount of cloned food that is being sold today are the companies who are putting it there and government agencies who are allowing them to do it. Cloned food is a lot like genfoods (foods containing ingredients from genetically modified plants or animals). By the time the word about GMOs in the foods we buy at the supermarkets got out to the masses, GMOs were ingredients in almost all processed foods. It will be the same for cloned foods unless enough people speak out against it NOW.
Should cloned people have rights?
yes, cloned people in Brazil should have equal rights. The same rights that a normal person does.
Are people being cloned?
The truth is that some say people are being cloned and others say they aren't. With advances in knowledge of genetics, cloning is certainly possible.
Can people have clones?
i dont think soi don't think so because the cloned animals only survive rairly so if its cloned on people no proper growth take place and affect the global warming so . The people can be cloned but it is not so successively carried on so only its not done
Can clones be cloned?
Yes a clone can be cloned
Why haven't humans been cloned?
cause we can't clone people yet
Why humans haven't been cloned?
cause we can't clone people yet
Who are the people who cloned the first mammal in 1986?
Chaylakhyan, Veprencev, Sviridova, and Nikitin
Is there chance to have a duplicate between the 6 billion people on this planet?
Not unless somebody was cloned.
How can cloning be abused or misused?
people can create an army of mutated cloned sheep or ducks
Why should we clone?
cloning should be banned for humans but people pay to have there pets cloned.
What were the first organisms cloned?
In 1952, leopard frogs were successfully cloned. The first cloned mammal was Dolly (a sheep) in 1996, followed by a cloned mule and a horse, Prometea, in 2003. In 2007, a lab in the Philippines announced a cloned water buffalo.
