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In situ conservation
A conservation method that attempts to preserve the integrity of genetic resources by conserving them within the evolutionary dynamic ecosystems of their original habitat or natural environment. cf ex situ conservation.
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- Industry/Domain: Biotechnology
- Category: Genetic engineering
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