Wildlife Conservation
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- Created on: 12-05-15 10:43
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Clues
- A tissue culture method where large numbers of plants can be produced from a tissue sample from an original plant, without the need for seeds. (5, 11)
- areas of the world with especially large numbers of plant species of economic importance and where these populations had great genetic diversity. (7, 6)
- As their numbers are low they are in danger of becoming extinct (10, 7)
- break up dead organic matter (12)
- Most appealing species that can be used to highlight conservation campaigns.If the flagship species are successfully protected then the others that share their environment may also be protected (8, 7)
- Only shows if the individual has both copies of the recessive gene (9, 4)
- self-sufficient farming - farmers grow enough food to feed themselves and their families (11, 7)
- species that are native to the area (10, 7)
- the study of living organisms so the knowledge gained can be applied to engineering or technological developments (11)
- The transfer of fertilised eggs/embryos from a female of a rare species into females of closely related more common species. (6, 8)
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