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The founder effect may result in a population with a diminished gene pool, so there is a need to choose organisms with diverse genetic material.
In order to reduce the loss of any allele, preferential mating must be made between the organisms possessing rare alleles.
Inbreeding leads to reduced fitness as inbreeding occurs because of mating between the associated individuals, thus, there is a need to permit the least associated individuals to mate.
The captive-bred animals may exhibit reduced adaptation in wild, thus, they must be discharged into the wild prior passing of the generation.
The loss of learned behavior is generally associated with the acquired trait and does not associate much with genetics.
<span>The odds for identical twins, because of new birth technologies, varies greatly in different parts of the world. But for example, in the United States, the odds are 1 in 150 birth. Therefore you would expect 1.4 identical twins per 250 births.</span>
Because whatever grows there, dies there, and the nutrients remain there. Since wetlands are mostly flat with stagnant or slow moving water. The wetness also keeps the nutrients in place, unlike dry places where the nutrients can be blown away or eroded by water
