America: Human and Animal Reproductive Cloning
By Fox News,
Fox News
| 01. 21. 1998
As you may know, scientists have made advances in cloning, where they can reproduce a whole animal from a single cell. Do you think it is acceptable to use cloning to ...
| |
Acceptable |
Not acceptable |
Don't know |
| reintroduce extinct species? |
19
|
73
|
8
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| reproduce endangered species? |
32
|
61
|
7
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| reproduce livestock? |
28
|
65
|
7
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| reproduce humans? |
6
|
89
|
5
|
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