1. The document discusses cloning and aims to explain why some organisms reproduce asexually through cloning while also acknowledging differences due to environmental conditions.
2. It provides starter questions about cloning and why genetic material is the same, as well as who might use cloning and why scientific research is done on animals.
3. The document outlines a lesson plan using a powerpoint on cloning fact versus fiction, followed by discussion questions on the benefits of cloning techniques and examples of plant clones.
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Cloning Alternative By Hap
1. Cloning. Aims: Recall that bacteria, simple animals and most plants produce asexually. Understand why new individuals are produced asexually by clones. Appreciate differences between clones is due environmental conditions.
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