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The Pyrenean Ibex became extinct in 2000. At the time, scientists preserved a tissue sample of the creature and stored it in hopes that science would eventually precipitate the technology necessary to clone the animal.
Now, 9 years later, the theory has been put to the test, and for the first time ever, an officially extinct animal has been successfully cloned.
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