Animals
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Chinese Pet-Cloning Company Announces Birth of the World’s First Cloned Arctic Wolf
Sinogene was first known for specializing in cloning dead pets, such as cats, dogs, and even horses. Now it wants to use its expertise to help clone endangered species for conservation purposes.
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