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is it possible to bring extine animals by cloning?

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Cloning may eventually give us basically identical genetic copies of extinct species, but we'll be restricted to animals that went extinct more recently and have well-preserved cells with intact nuclei. The mammoth and the passenger pigeon may never be cloned. The newest option is genetic engineering.

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