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humanimalia-9929	Clark, Jonathan L.	Living with Transgenic Animals	2014	26	.pdf	application/pdf	9829	611	59	Though we lack precise figures, however, it is probably safe to say that relatively few laboratory animals ever make it out of the lab alive.1 Jonathan L. Clark — “Living with Transgenic Animals” 89 And for a whole host of reasons, including the particular legal and cultural context, some types of laboratory animals are probably more likely to be adopted than others (Carbone, “Euthanasia”). Needless to say, Congress has yet to provide for the “retirement”3 of surplus mice, rats, or fish, despite the fact that these animals make up the vast majority of laboratory animals in the United States.	cache/humanimalia-9929.pdf	txt/humanimalia-9929.txt