Conservation Genetics and Biodiversity
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Conservation Genetics and Biodiversity

Apply genetic principles to the conservation of endangered species. Evaluate the importance of maintaining genetic diversity for population resilience.

MOE Syllabus OutcomesSEAB A-Level H2 Biology (9744) Extension Topic B: Impact of Climate Change - Conservation of biodiversitySEAB A-Level H2 Biology (9744) Core Idea 2: Genetics and Inheritance - Genetic variation and conservation

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Apply genetic principles to the conservation of endangered species. Evaluate the importance of maintaining genetic diversity for population resilience.

Key Questions

  1. How does genetic drift impact small, fragmented populations?
  2. What strategies can mitigate the effects of inbreeding depression?
  3. How is environmental DNA (eDNA) used in biodiversity monitoring?

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