'Wild populations' diaporamas de présentation

Relative abundance III: ex situ conservation

Relative abundance III: ex situ conservation. Bio 415/615. Questions. How do zoos and botanical gardens contribute to natural biodiversity? 2. What are three dangers of ex situ conservation? 3. What is the purpose of a germplasm repository?

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Characteristics of Populations

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Characteristics of Populations

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DO YOU KNOW ????

DO YOU KNOW ????. ANIMALS ARE KILLED FOR THEIR BODY PARTS. ELEPHANT. Elephants are killed for their tusks to make beautiful jewelleries . Precious ivory is the main reason , for which these elephants are killed for. R hinoceros.

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Tasmanian devil

Tasmanian devil. By evan williams. Description . name: tasmanian devil Size: 20 to 31 in [51 to 79 cm. Where it is found is at tasmania,australia Tvpe : mammal Protection status: endangered Size relative to a 6-ft .[2-m] man Average life span in the wild: up to 5 yrs.

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Angling

Angling. Pros and cons . PROS OF ANGLING . Feeds the world. Fish is high in protein. Provides hundred thousands of jobs. Good salary. PROS OF ANGLING . Boosts economy. Increases national income. Reduces risk of heart disease. Affordable prices. CONS OF ANGLING .

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7 ? - ??? , ??? , ??? , ???. Water Deer_. One of endangered species, W ater Deer. Outline #1.Information about Water Deer #2.Why should we care Water Deer ? #3.How can we help Water Deer ? #4.How can we help all animals?. #1.Information about Water Deer.

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Burmese Python

Burmese Python. By Alexis Finn. Natural History. Found in rainforest carnivorous Great swimmers Breed in early spring Range: 12-36 eggs Appearance: light colored, dark brown blotches bordered in black + pale belly prey-:amphibians, lizards, snakes, birds, and mammals

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The Spix Macaw

The Spix Macaw. By Alyssa Shoultes. What is it?! Why the Macaw?. The Spix Macaw is a critically endangered- and possibly extinct in the wild- species of macaw endemic to Brazil. The bird is pretty resistant to disease and eat seeds and fruit in its native areas.

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The Spix Macaw

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P lant development and fruit quality of European blueberry ( Vaccinium myrtillus ) in Norway.

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