Inorder to produce their copies with the character of interest.
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clone. Clone is the answer!
No, it is not currently possible to create a clone of a clone. Each clone is a copy of the original organism and does not retain the ability to reproduce on its own.
A clone that has the exact same genes as the organism that made it is called a genetic clone.
Current cloning technology is not good enough to reliably clone anything. The major reason for this is the common fear of "playing god." Also, the cloning attempts that hit the news a few years ago with animals were not true clones.
NO its not OK to clone animals is it a genetically bonded animal and should not be tampered with x
they probably use clone skill to clone animals and vegtables to eat
just cause
People clone animals for various reasons, such as preserving endangered species, studying diseases and genetic disorders, and producing livestock with desirable traits. Cloning can also be used to create genetically identical animals for research purposes.
it is possibe to clone both humans and animals- however it is genetically restricted to females, due to the sex cells (female x&x) (male x&y)
so they could have butsecks with em hahahahah coll
A clone is any living thing that is a perfect genetic copy of its parent. Plants clone either as one alternative to their natural reproduction or through cuttings. Certain animals are known to clone themselves through parthenogenesis (aphids, salamanders, snakes).
If cloning became cheap we could mass clone our farm animals to help bring the prices down for what they produce. example-clone a sheep you have more wool, clone a cow you have more beef
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yes if they have DNA from the animal and use it to clone the animal. Otherwise, no.
Nobody knows.... Nobody's been cloned before. They just have cloned animals. No people yet. They COULD clone a person, but nobody said yes when they asked the pregmant mothers.
There is currently no technology that can clone a full human being. While some progress has been made with cloning animals, the ethical and moral concerns surrounding human cloning have prevented it from being pursued. Additionally, cloning a specific historical figure like Thomas Edison raises significant ethical, legal, and scientific challenges.