Editing Conservation Genetics (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Conservation Genetics''' — The use of genetic theory and techniques to reduce the risk of extinction in threatened species.
* '''Genetic Diversity''' — The total variety of genes within a single species.
* '''Inbreeding Depression''' — The reduced survival and reproduction caused by "Mating with Relatives," which brings out hidden genetic diseases.
* '''Genetic Bottleneck''' — A sharp reduction in the size of a population, which destroys most of its genetic variety (e.g., Cheetahs).
* '''Founder Effect''' — When a new population is started by a very small number of individuals, leading to a permanent loss of diversity.
* '''Effective Population Size (Ne)''' — The number of individuals in a population who are actually contributing genes to the next generation (usually much smaller than the total count).
* '''Allele''' — A specific version of a gene.
* '''Genomics''' — The study of the entire DNA sequence (genome) of an organism.
* '''Gene Flow''' — The movement of genes from one population to another (e.g., an animal migrating and breeding with a new group).
* '''Environmental DNA (eDNA)''' — DNA collected from the environment (water, soil, air) to detect the presence of rare animals without seeing them.
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