Ingrid drew a diagram to compare two ways in which biodiversity can be protected.

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kherson [118]2 years ago

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The area marked Y has the goal of capturing and later releasing animals in the wild.

<h3>What does the region Y represent?</h3>

From the attached image of the diagram drawn by Ingrid, the region Y represents the intersection of habitat preservation and captive breeding.

Thus the animals found there will be captured and later released.

In conclusion, the diagram shows the various ways of wild animal breeding.

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