How to Clone a Mammoth: The Science of De-Extinction (Princeton Science Library)
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How to Clone a Mammoth: The Science of De-Extinction (Princeton Science Library)

by Beth Shapiro

Science Genetics Biology Natural History
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Beth Shapiro examines the science of de-extinction through the ambitious idea of cloning a mammoth. Focusing on biology, genetics, and the challenges of reviving extinct species, this Princeton Science Library title offers a thoughtful introduction to one of modern science’s most intriguing possibilities.

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How to Clone a Mammoth examines the science behind de-extinction and the possibility of bringing an extinct species back to life.

Beth Shapiro focuses on the biological and genetic ideas involved in cloning a mammoth.

The book offers a science-centered exploration of extinction, revival, and the challenges associated with returning lost species.

Published as part of the Princeton Science Library, it presents this subject for readers interested in biology, genetics, and natural history.

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