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Arguments used to support this view are that a clone would not have “genetic individuality” and that his or her individual autonomy would be greatly compromised 4,5.

Now, two failed cloning attempts and $50,000 later; the Vancouver-area woman has two new kittens that are genetic clones of Bear — Bear Bear and Honey Bear.

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He’s a genetic copy of the world's first cloned Przewalski’s horse, Kurt, who was born in August 2020. Both were made from cells frozen more than 40 years ago at the San Diego Zoo.

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