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But what is certain is that the survivors of these menagerie experiments in the human garden will produce a genetic legacy.
From dogs to cows, scientists rushed to clone a menagerie of animals using Wilmut's technique, known as somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT.
The continent was once home to a menagerie of giant creatures or megafauna such as marsupial versions of lions rhino-size wombats giant kangaroos and flightless birds but about 90 percent of that megafauna disappeared during this time.
The study also included experiments in a veritable menagerie of animals including mice, miniature pigs, ferrets and macaques.
Genome reveals comb jellies'ancient originanimals evolved gradually, from the lowly sponge to the menagerie of tentacled,
and face paint on actors than it is to fabricate (or animate) menageries of wildly inhuman characters.
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