Question

What do you understand from terms like in situ and ex situ conservation???​

Answer 1

Answer:

In situ:

• Means 'in the original place'.
• In situ methods are carried out on site such as in the wild.
• Methods are applicable for large population.
• Experimental conditions are difficult to maintain.
• Less expensive.
• Do not require much equipment and it is less labour intensive.
• Require a large area.

Ex situ:

• Means 'outside the original place'
• Ex situ methods are carried out off site such as in a laboratory, botanical garden, zoo or aquarium.
• Methods are applicable for small populations.
• Experimental conditions are easy to maintain.
• More expensive.
• Require specific equipment and it is labour intensive.
• Require a small area.

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