Classification And Conservation Flashcards

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3 domains of organisms

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Eucarya ie animals, fungi, plants
Archaea
Bacteria

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Species

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Many homologous features in common are reliable to reproduce and produce sexually viable offspring.

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Eukaryotes

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Cells with true nucleus

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Prokaryotes

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Cells without the true nucleus

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Reasons for conservation

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  • the decrease in habitats and species because of our interactions with the environment
  • because once it’s extinct, that’s it
  • once a habitat is lost, other organisms within that habitat will also be lost.
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Zoos

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Well managed attractions which try and house animals in compounds rather then caging.

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Zoos(scientific research)

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Various studies from disease control through behaviour studies to physiological and anatomical investigations.

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Captive breeding programmes

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  • animals are protected form the poachers.

* encouraged to breed to increase the numb. Of individuals.

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Mechanisms used by zoos to increase outbreeding

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  • Individuals cannot mate with the same partner
  • DNA finger printing to identify new breeding partners.
  • swap individuals between zoos.
  • release back into the wild.
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Education

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Don’t buy illegal products

Education of people distant from animals

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