Animals
Starfish Longevity: Cloning Lengthens Life
Starfish have something in common with flatworms. For starfish, avoiding sex provides greater health and a longer life. That is, starfish that reproduce through cloning age less than those that propogate through sexual reproduction, researchers with the University of Gothenburg have found.
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