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what is the best approach to conservation?

A

in situ management

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what environment is best to conserve vulnerable species?

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ex situ management eg zoo

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3
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what is genetic drift?

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the change in allele frequencies overtime due to some alleles not getting passed onto offspring purely by chance in small populations

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what is interbreeding depression?

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when there is a rise of homozygous genotypes in a small population which results in recessive alleles causing less fit offspring

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what is important within a population for survival?

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genetic variation

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what are stud-books?

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shows the history and location of all the captive animals of that species in the places that are co operating in an overall breeding plan

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how do stud-books help maintain genetic variation?

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they provide raw data to ensure the genetics of the individuals are equally represented in subsequent offspring

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8
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give an example of plant conservation

A

the millennium seed bank

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