The Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park in Jamaica was established to protect endemic species and preserve natural ecosystems. This type of protected area is an example of which conservation method?

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The Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park in Jamaica was established to protect endemic species and preserve natural ecosystems. This type of protected area is an example of which conservation method?

Accepted Answer

In situ conservation — Award 1 mark for identifying in situ conservation as protection of species in their natural habitat. A is incorrect — ex situ conservation involves protecting species outside their natural habitat, such as in zoos or seed banks. C is incorrect — artificial selection is selective breeding by humans. D is incorrect — genetic engineering involves manipulating DNA, not habitat protection.

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In situ conservation

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Genetic engineering

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Artificial selection

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Ex situ conservation

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