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6 May, 03:02

What is the definition of the term 'clone'?

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  1. 6 May, 05:45
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    A clone is a copy or a genetically identical being.

    For example, if I were to clone myself, I would have a genetically identical being that looked and acted the same as me. We would have similar thought patterns and such. Much like having a sibling, brother or sister, except an identical copy of yourself.
  2. 6 May, 05:49
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    A clone is a double, look-alike, dead ringer, knockoff, copy ...
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