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Polly
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Polly
A Poll Dorset sheep cloned from sheep skin cells, which has a human gene in each cell
Polly
Biotechnology A Poll Dorset sheep cloned from sheep skin cells, which has a human gene in each cell. See Dolly.
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5 ; McClelland, Adam 7 ; McComb, Pollie 0 ; McGee, Daniel 9 ; McMann, Christopher 4 ; McTiernan, Philip 8 ; Mills, Sophie 7 ; Millward, Joseph 1 ; Mitchell, Sophie 8 ; Mohammed, Selina 7 ; Morris, Lauren 3 ; Morris, Matthew 7 ; Morrison, Codie 13 ; Muldoon, Adam 10 ; Murphy, Lauren 7 ; Ncube, Nikhi 11.
TOP CLASS RESULTS; TODAY we continue our celebrations of pupils' ... by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
This force for change keeps me going and keeps the pollies worried.
Climate change campaign by Mohr, Tony / Habitat Australia
ROLLIE AND POLLIE are one-year-old Degu who were returned for adoption when their owner could no longer care for them.
Pet SOS by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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