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- CLONING Hit or Miss? Stewart, Melissa // Science World;03/26/2001, Vol. 57 Issue 12, p8
Discusses the issues about cloning endangered species and humans.
- Cloning--Hit or Miss? // Science World (Teacher's Edition);03/26/2001, Vol. 57 Issue 12, pTE2
Provides a lesson plan about the possibility of cloning endangered mammals.
- CLONING Hit or Miss? Stewart, Melissa // Science World (Teacher's Edition);03/26/2001, Vol. 57 Issue 12, p8
Examines the process of cloning and artificial insemination in order to save and produce endangered animals.
- A Clone Show. // Scholastic News -- Senior Edition;2/16/2004, Vol. 72 Issue 16, p2
Focuses on Jahava, the first cloned endangered animal on display at the San Diego Zoo in California. INSET: What's that word?.
- Carbon Copy. Lambrinos, Pat // Scholastic News -- Senior Edition;2/4/2002, Vol. 70 Issue 17, p6
Reports on the efforts of scientists to save endangered species by cloning their babies.
- Milestones. // Christian Science Monitor;6/22/99, Vol. 91 Issue 144, p5
Details how Chinese scientists have cloned an embryo of a giant panda. How it is a development hailed as a possible breakthrough in efforts to save the endangered species; How the animal could become extinct in a few decades.
- Audubon research scientists make cloning breakthroughs. Butler, Elisabeth // New Orleans CityBusiness (1994 to 2008);12/22/2003, Vol. 24 Issue 26, p34
Reports on the breakthroughs in wild and domestic cat artificial insemination and cloning at the Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species in New Orleans, Louisiana. Birth of African wildcat clones; Promotion of the proliferation of rare animals; Plans of the research center to license...
- Species on Ice. Wright, Karen // Discover;Sep2001, Vol. 22 Issue 9, p28
Discusses the use of cloning in the effort to save endangered animals. Betsy Dresser's advocacy of efforts to protect rare animals by cloning and other advanced reproductive techniques; History of the principle of interspecies surrogacy; Critics' fear that cloning encourages a false sense of...
- Cloners set sights on rare cats. Page, Michael Le // New Scientist;1/8/2005, Vol. 185 Issue 2481, p12
The article reports that this year might see the cloning of two more cat species. Conservationists are attempting to clone the black-footed cat, a small and elusive species native to southern Africa. Next on the list is the world's smallest cat, the rusty spotted cat of India and Sri Lanka....
