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==In the games== | ==In the games== | ||
While never officially stated, it is implied that the Pokémon produced from [[fossil]]s are created via cloning, as even a small trace of DNA (such as [[Old Amber|the blood inside a mosquito that has been preserved in amber]]) can produce a living Pokémon. [[Devon Corporation]] and [[Pokémon Lab]] appear to have independently created the process around the same time. Fossil Pokémon revived through this method start at level 20 ( | While never officially stated, it is implied that the Pokémon produced from [[fossil]]s are created via cloning, as even a small trace of DNA (such as [[Old Amber|the blood inside a mosquito that has been preserved in amber]]) can produce a living Pokémon. [[Devon Corporation]] and [[Pokémon Lab]] appear to have independently created the process around the same time. Fossil Pokémon revived through this method start at level 20 (Generations {{gen|III}} and {{gen|IV}}), 25 ([[Generation V]]), or 30 ([[Generation I]]). | ||
==In the anime== | ==In the anime== | ||