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    Wildlife Conservation and Biology Essay

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    so I can study land mammals. Wildlife biology is a field of biology in which land animals are studied. It deals with all animals with backbones and studies individual species of wildlife, their habitats, and surrounding ecosystems (Fitzgerald). It also studies how animals may interact with their ecosystem. Without wildlife biology we would not have extensive knowledge of other animal species, and how they could be linked to humans. Wildlife conservation in the United States has been based on

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    Marine Biology and Ocean Conservation is a very important major. It consists of many fields that deal with marine ecosystems and how they affect the world around them. Some fields of study are focused on conservation work, which is cleaning up the ocean, protecting wildlife, and rehabilitation. The ocean is a vast area of water that contains many ecosystems that are beneficial to humans and other organisms. An abundant amount of human waste ends up in the ocean, which has contaminated marine ecosystems

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    Explain how comparison of the primary structure of a protein from different organisms can be used to deduce the evolutionary relationships between them (18.44). Protein coding genes, which represent just 1% of the genomic sequence, contain most of the known DNA sequence variants that have been linked to disease (Kumar, Dudley, Filipski, and Liu, 2011). Many of these variants occur in non-coding sequence, but an estimated 6,000 to 10,000 variants alter protein sequence and more than a thousand

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    This could be due to the environmental forces acting against them or through acts such as hunting. The reason why conservation biology has a deadline is because the effects of rising populations and the destruction with habitats as a result of the increase. If the event where extinction could occur is caught early enough then scientists would be able to perform conservation biology; however, in many instances if the environmental forces such as pollution or warming climate continues then the species

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    necessary in the field of conservation biology. The public needs to be educated on how to protect the planet, all while knowing that what they are doing is making a difference. Through optimism, people have a greater ability to imagine a positive outcome. With the idea that the individual can make a difference, the public can be motivated to reduce their material consumption or volunteer their time to a conservation effort. Similarly, I believe that conservation biology is a difficult field since

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    survival on earth and this has led us to a gigantic population and economic growth, which we call Development. However, such a development makes the degradation of natural resources increasingly fast, making it imperative and necessary to establish conservation-oriented guidelines, since biodiversity is of the utmost importance for the functioning of the ecosystem.  BIODIVERSITY Biodiversity or biological diversity is a term used very well to describe the richness and variety of all living things in

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    Wildlife Introduction Purpose I would like to briefly summarize why wildlife is important and I’m examining this because it’s truly important that we as people recognize that wildlife plays a big role in how we live. Problem Nature is losing its wildlife! The loss can be attributed to two main causes. The first cause is human interaction. Humans are having too much interference in nature. According to the World Wide Federation (2017), the forests, swamps, plains, and lakes are being destroyed to

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    intends to bring back the biodiversity that vanished 13,000 years ago, reinstituting ecological and evolutionary processes that were transformed or eliminated by megafaunal extinctions (Donlan et al. 2006). Pleistocene rewilders also advocate this conservation strategy based on aesthetic and ethical grounds; they argue that

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    Overhearing this call, the principle sat me down with my oceanography teacher, who then told me that there was a field of science with the sole purpose to conserve the world’s biodiversity. That night I read research articles from the Biological Conservation journal. While reading articles, I came across one about the Florida manatee. This article stated that the manatee’s only predator is people, and inspired my selection of manatees as a study species in my undergraduate research because of this

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    runs for an entire semester. I will be taking classes at Mahidol University with Thai and other international students. It was more that this program picked me then I picked this program. My field of study at Ohio University is Wildlife and Conservation Biology. As I looked through programs it was extremely difficult to find a program with classes that would work for my major. This was the only program that offered a variety of courses specifically related to wildlife and ecology. It also worked out

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