Inbreeding

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"The purpose of this research is to examine the effects of inbreeding on populations. The plan of the research will be to set forth a working definition of inbreeding as the context for discussion, then to discuss studies that appear to demonstrate consequences to a given biological population's physical and psychological viability and integrity.
The benefits of environmental biodiversity--or more exactly the environmental risks of diminished biodiversity-- have been a staple of ecological studies for many years. The World Resources Institute advocates an active human role in encouraging and maintaining viable populations of wild-animal species, both in situ, or in the wild natural habitat of the animals, and ex situ, by way of captive-population management and maintenance (WRI, 1997). Inbreeding is relevant to this scheme of concerns because it.."

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