Set: Ex-situ Conservation: Animals (9.1)

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Reasons for Ex-situ Conservation1/ Habitat deterioration, fragmentation, shrinkage 2/ Competition from invasive species 3/ Excessive hunting
Reasons for Ex-situ Conservation - Small Populations1/ Loss of genetic variation 2/ Inbreeding depression 3/ Demographic or environmental variability
ICUN Extinct in the wild; examples1/ Barbary lion 2/ South china tiger 3/ Abingdon Island tortoise
Ex-situ Conservation; Long Term GoalRe-establish populations in the wild
Ex-situ Conservation - Short Term Goal1/ Species preservation 2/ Study basic biology 3/ Educate public
Ex-situ Conservation sites1/ Zoos 2/ Private breeders 3/ Protected areas
Ex-situ Conservation; Disadvantages 11/ Expensive 2/ Single species 3/ Population size 4/ Adaptation - gene selection towards ex-situ
Ex-situ Conservation - Advantages1/ 600 million visitors annually 2/ £5.7 billion raised annually
Przewalski's Horse; 20th century1900 - many captured & placed in zoos. 1969 - last wild horse sighted. 1992 - 16 horses released into wild.
Captive Breeding - Problems1/ Location 2/ Genetic diversity 3/ Behavioural issues
Artificial Insemination1/ Sperm collected from donor males 2/ Processed 3/ Chilled or frozen
Przewalski's Horse - 21st century2005 - 248 animals in the wild - status changed from 'extinct in wild' to 'endangered'
Embryo Transfer 11/ Female superovulated - eggs collected via laparoscopy 2/ Eggs fertilised in-vitro
Embryo Transfer 21/ Normal mating occurs 2/ Embryo collected from uterus
Embryo Transfer 31/ Embryo is frozen or implanted into non-endangered species
Reproduction - Egg-layers1/ Cross-fostering 2/ Artificial incubation
Ex-situ Conservation - Disadvantages 21/ Learning skills - parent to young 2/ Narrow gene pool 3/ Surplus animals
Reproductive Methods 21/ Cloning 2/ Reverse vasectomy 3/ Cryogenetics
EthicsInability to readapt to wild conditions - victory for the species?

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Creator u01dbe7
Created June 4, 2009
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Subject Conservation Biology
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