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Pt. I Background: Like Begets Like
Ch. 1 Clonality within the Individual 3
Ch. 2 Sexuality: The Antithesis of Clonality 15
Pt. II Unisexual Clonality in Nature
Ch. 3 Reproduction by the Chaste: Parthenogenesis 35
Ch. 4 Reproduction by the Semichaste: Gynogenesis, Hybridogenesis, and Kleptogenesis 81
Pt. III Sexual Clonality in Nature
Ch. 5 Clonality in Utero: Polyembryony 119
Ch. 6 Clonality by Incest: Hermaphroditic Self-Fertilization 133
Pt. IV Clonality in the Laboratory
Ch. 7 Human-Sponsored Clonality 157
Epilogue 177
Glossary 179
References 191
Index 233
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