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Dolly

The first (successfully) cloned mammal. A female Finn-Dorsett sheep, Dolly was given the birthdate July 5, 1996 by genetic scientists, despite being developed in a Scottish laboratory. Plagued by debilitating arthritis, various digestive disorders, and lung disease, Dolly's very existence has become a flashpoint of controversy, with various animal rights groups^[1] advocating for her euthanasia and stringent restrictions on future cloning studies.

↑ 1Including supporters of Dr. Jack Kevorkian AKA Dr. Death.

[1] 1Including supporters of Dr. Jack Kevorkian AKA Dr. Death.

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	The first (successfully) cloned mammal. A female Finn-Dorsett sheep, Dolly was given the birthdate July 5, 1996 by genetic scientists, despite being developed in a Scottish laboratory. Plagued by debilitating arthritis, various digestive disorders, and lung disease, Dolly's very existence has become a flashpoint of controversy, with various animal rights groups<ref>1Including supporters of [[Murad-Jacob-Kevorkian\|Dr. Jack Kevorkian]] AKA Dr. Death.</ref> advocating for her euthanasia and stringent restrictions on future cloning studies.		The first (successfully) cloned mammal. A female Finn-Dorsett sheep, Dolly was given the birthdate July 5, 1996 by genetic scientists, despite being developed in a Scottish laboratory. Plagued by debilitating arthritis, various digestive disorders, and lung disease, Dolly's very existence has become a flashpoint of controversy, with various animal rights groups<ref>1Including supporters of [[Murad-Jacob-Kevorkian\|Dr. Jack Kevorkian]] AKA Dr. Death.</ref> advocating for her euthanasia and stringent restrictions on future cloning studies.

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