Conservation

Conservation and Preservation of Biomes
Because we share the world with many other species of plants and animals, we must consider the consequences of our actions.
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Conservation of the Homeobox
In the early 1980s Drosophila geneticists started sequencing the DNA from the homeotic genes. Much to their surprise they found that all the homeotic genes contained a 180-basepair region.
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Conservation of a Zinc-Finger Gene Cluster, ZNF 134-like, in Man and Mouse
Joomyeong Kim[2], Mark Shannon, Linda Ashworth[1], Elbert Branscomb[1], and Lisa Stubbs
Biology Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, P.O.
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Conservation: Any biological control practice designed to protect and maintain populations of existing natural enemies.
Contact poison: A pesticide that is absorbed through the body wall, as opposed to one that must be ingested.
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Conservation
Most species of large whales are endangered as a result of whaling. However, river dolphins are the most at risk because of changes to the rivers they inhabit. The changes to rivers are mostly human-made i.e.
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Conservation of mass
Average annual water transport[1] Water flux Average rate
(10³ km³/year) Precipitation over land
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conservation biology
A goal-oriented science that seeks to counter the biodiversity crisis, the current rapid decrease in Earth's variety of life.
consumer, in ecological systems ...
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Conservation: Identical parts of genes that are present in two distinct organisms are said to be conserved. Conservation can be detected by measuring the similarity of the two sequences at the base (RNA or DNA) or amino-acid (protein) level.
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Conservation biology is a discipline that brings together many fields to attempt to solve biodiversity problems. It attempts to develop practical approaches to preventing extinction of species and destruction of ecosystems.
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conservation To protect, conserve the natural world and all its components.
conservation of matter In any chemical reaction, matter changes form; it is neither created nor destroyed.
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The conservation of biological diversity has become a global concern. Although not everybody agrees on extent and significance of current extinction, most consider biodiversity essential.
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These water conservation mechanisms can allow the reptile to forgo drinking water. The water content of its food plus the water produced by cellular respiration is usually sufficient.
Birds ...
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Structural analysis of Hh-N provided initial excitement as it revealed a striking conservation with zinc hydrolases, suggesting that the Hh ligand might have an enzymatic activity (Hall et al. 1995).
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A plot showing the regions of high conservation will presumably reflect the regions that are functional in all the test species. In theory, the more species involved in the comparison, the more stringent the result can be (i.e.
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Marine protected area. A conservation geographic unit designed to protect crucial communities and to provide reproductive reserves for fisheries that hopefully will disperse over wider areas.
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Phylogenetic stop, stabilization and conservation.
Related Terms: Phylogenesis
The historic evolution of the phylon, in distinction from ontogeny and from biogenesis.
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(in relation to a Protected Area System) Statistics that rank various geographic areas in terms of their priority for inclusion in conservation reserves.
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