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EXTINCTION: First extinct species cloned, dies quickly after birth 
The Conservation Report | by Buck Denton | Sun, Feb 1
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For a short time, The Pyrenean ibex (Capra pyrenaica pyrenaica) has been brought back into existence. This subspecies of Spanish ibex was declared extinct almost 10 years ago, until scientists cloned a single animal, but the clone died shortly after birth from complications. Cloning a t...
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