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In this YouGov poll, the questions are:

1. Suppose it were possible to clone a woolly mammoth (an extinct relative of modern elephants). Should scientists be allowed to clone them?

2. Suppose it were possible to clone a Neanderthal (an extinct close cousin of modern humans). Should scientists be allowed to clone them?

3. Suppose it were possible to clone a Neanderthal, but it would require a human volunteer to be a surrogate mother to the Neanderthal. Should scientists be allowed to clone them?

4. Do you think scientists should be allowed to try to clone human beings?

 

   Yes  No  Not sure
Cloning mammoth  31 46 23
Cloning Neanderthal  17 63 20
Cloning Neanderthal w/human surrogate 15 66 18
Cloning humans  16 66 18
  • 1,000 American adults
  • conducted January 25–26, 2013
  • margin of error is 3.7%
  • Source: YouGov Omnibus Poll [described here]