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Topic 4 Biodiversity and Natural Resources
1. Biodiversity
1.9 Conservation: Zoos
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Compare in situ conservation and ex situ conservation?
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How can zoos prevent inbreeding/genetic drift?
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What are the advantages/disadvantages of reintroduction?
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What are the advantages/disadvantages of captive breeding?
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What is the role of education + research in conservation?
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What is reintroduction?
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What are the aims of captive breeding?
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How do u reduce effects of genetic drift?
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What is genetic drift?
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Why are zoos important?
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Define conservation
Wise use of
resources
To protect + preserve
Living + non-living organisms
Via in
situ
& ex
situ
What is in situ conservation?
Conserving a species inside its
natural
habitat
✅In situ:
Not only
protects
species, protects
natural
environment
too
Prevents
behavioural
problems
in animals (not seen as
cruel
)
What is ex situ?
Conserving a
species
outside
its natural environment e.g.
zoos
✅ Ex situ:
Use when
species'
habitat is
destroyed
Prevent
genetic drift
+
inbreeding
Prevent
predation
+ disease
How does conservation increase genetic diversity of populations in ecosystems?
Via
protection
+
management
List all the benefits of zoos:
-Increase
genetic
diversity
-Increases
survival
of
endangered
species
via
captive
breeeding
programmes:
Use
stud
books
-> prevent
inbreeding
depression
Exchange
of
gametes
/
animals
between zoos
Prevents
breeding
between
close
relatives
-> prevent
inbreeding
depression
Does
research
on animals
Educates
others on
importance
of various
species
List limitations of zoos captive breeding programmes:
When
re-released
, can spread
diseases
to wild
pop
Small
populations
in zoos - risk of
genetic drift
Difficult
to mimic
wild
e.g. mating & hunting, which will cause
problems
on re-release
Some ppl say its
cruel
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