Does this solution eliminate the problem of declining genetic diversity in certain endangered species?
You overhear a group of people talking about how they support the cloning of endangered species. They believe that the genome of these cloned populations will never change, no matter how many generations of offspring they produce. Do you agree with this? Explain your answer with reasons.
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No, because the organisms created are genetic clones of each other.
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Answer: Genetic mutations can always occur, even in cloned organisms. So, genomes of cloned populations can change as well.
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