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Adequately explaining the science of cloning and its social implications, the volume goes a bit far afield with its lengthy discussion of cloning as depicted in fiction and movies. Although this edition now includes information on stem cell research and Clonaid's goal of producing the first cloned baby, some of the earlier chapters are not sufficiently updated. Mediocre black-and-white photos are included. Bib., ind.