Cloned wolves to mate to test reproduction: SKorea researcher
February 19, 2009
Cloned female wolfs, named Snuwolf and Snuwolffy, are seen in a cage at a zoo in southern Seoul, in 2007. One of the world's first cloned wolves, Snuwolffy, will mate with another clone to test their reproductive ability in an unprecedented experiment, according to a South Korean cloning expert.
One of the world's first cloned wolves will mate with another clone to test their reproductive ability in an unprecedented experiment, according to a South Korean cloning expert.
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