How a Cloned Ferret Inspired a DNA Bank for Endangered Species via Scientific American 🧬
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Happy Earth Day 🌍

This day, and every day, we celebrate life on our planet and the ways we can use technology to revive species and restore ecosystems. Join our efforts to turn the tide on biodiversity loss through biobanking, cloning, and more 🧬

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Meet Noreen and Antonia, cloned ferrets who might help save their species - thanks for the great coverage The Washington Post !

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Seeing double? We're excited to announce TWO new cloned black-footed ferrets: Noreen and Antonia!

Both are cloned from the same genetic material as Elizabeth Ann, the world's first cloned black-footed ferret.

Learn more: tinyurl.com/2mykyvuz

Nice coverage of this historic restoration effort 🦋 by Bay Nature magazine

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California Academy of Sciences Presidio of San Francisco Revive & Restore Spread the news like the wings of a Silvery Blue: x.com/Revive_Restore…

Revive & Restore The closest thing to genetic de-extinction is replacing an extinct species with an extremely close relative—identified as such by genetic as well as morphological and ecological analysis.

The famously extinct Xerxes Blue butterfly is now replaced in San Francisco.