Responses to technical innovations are varied, with some people engaging early with new
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In April 2013 the National Geographic magazine carried the cover title 'Reviving extinct
species, we can, but should we?'suggesting that the technical challenges had been met, but …

Viewpoint always been accepted for species absent for an extended period. For example,
the Norwegian Black List of invasive species specifically includes musk ox and wild boar …

'De‐extinction'is the nascent discipline that aims to one day literally revive now‐extinct
species from the dead. Although we have yet to see any successful attempts to truly …

In 1984, the creation of a wooly mammoth–elephant hybrid hit the headlines in more than
350 US newspapers. The news source: the April issue of MIT Technology Review. The …

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To the Editor—Objectivity is one of the defining features of scientific research. But to what
extent should scientists also discuss the ethical implications of their work—is this even 'part …

Reviving extinct species with new synthetic biology tools is as exciting an idea as it is
controversial. Genomic manipulation of extinct species' close relatives and/or cloning …

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The emergence of de‐extinction is a study in technological optimism. What has already
been accomplished in recovering ancient genomes, recreating them, and reproducing …