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What animals have been cloned?

Lead-in. What animals have been cloned?. Dolly. First cloned cat. First cloned horse. What animals have been cloned?. First cloned mule. Cloned monkeys. Cloned twin goats. What animals have been cloned?. Unit 2. Cloning. Learning goals. Functional Items. Topic. Grammar.

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Unit8 Section A

Unit8 Section A. Legal and Moral Implications of Cloning. Background Information. What is cloning ?.

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Advances In Genetics

Advances In Genetics. Selective Breeding. Selective breeding is the process of selecting organisms with desired traits to be parents of the next generation. Selective Breeding. Corn was developed this way thousands of years ago. Save the best seeds and plant the next year to get the best corn

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Title: Clones in animals

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Cloning

Cloning. Something We Should Look Into or Immoral Practice?. Explanation. For each slide, I will be giving an argument for each side, whether it be for or against cloning. I will also give a photo of a person that is either for or against cloning. Beneficial Or Immoral?. For. Against.

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Cloning

Cloning. Know about asexual reproduction. Know how cloning produces genetically identical animals. Describe how Dolly was cloned. Starter: Fill in the vowels and define these words: CLNNG, NCLS, CLL, GNTCS, RPRDCTN. Natural clones. A clone is two or more genetically identical individuals.

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Hooking Your Reader: How to grab their attention

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Cloning

Cloning. outline the differences between reproductive and non-reproductive cloning; describe the production of natural clones in plants using the example of vegetative propagation in elm trees; describe the production of artificial clones of plants from tissue culture;

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