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Behavioural biology, conservation genomics, and population viability

Wright, David J - Personal Name;

A better question might be: “what is the aim of conservation biology?” We can consider the central
purpose of conservation efforts to be the maintenance of the evolutionary potential of species and
ecosystems. Evolutionary potential is being able to
continue evolving, to be viable and to be sustainable


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: Taylor & Francis., 2022
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9
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English
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9781032077192, 9781032077161
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Behavioural biology
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https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/92714
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