When a scientist is performing genetic tests in order to identify a specific individual they use specific markers that are found in the short-tandem repeat section of the DNA sequence. These regions are the most variable among the individuals that belong to the same species, therefore they are the best choice for trying to identify a specific individual.
The more markers they use, they can be more certain that this is a specific individual, in our case an elephant.
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<span>this process is known as: Tracking
In educational term, Tracking refers to a separation of students for his/her peers in order to give that student a different method in teaching.
One of the big negative effect of this type of treatment is that it make the student feel somehow felt discouraged and could stunt his//her progress even further</span>
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