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Which conservation term means a species facing an extremely high risk of extinction in the wild?
- critically endangered
- in situ conservation
- ex situ conservation
- poaching
Choose the best answer: which conservation term means protecting species in their natural habitat?
- ex situ conservation
- in situ conservation
- poaching
- wildlife corridor
Which option correctly answers this: which conservation term means protecting species outside their natural habitat?
- poaching
- wildlife corridor
- ex situ conservation
- reintroduction
Test the association in this item: Which conservation term means the illegal hunting or capture of wildlife?
- wildlife corridor
- reintroduction
- umbrella species
- poaching
Identify the correct match. Which conservation term means a connected route between separated habitats?
- wildlife corridor
- reintroduction
- umbrella species
- invasive species
From the choices given, which conservation term means restoring a species to an area where it disappeared?
- umbrella species
- reintroduction
- invasive species
- biodiversity
Which choice completes this fact accurately? Which conservation term means a species whose protection benefits many others?
- invasive species
- biodiversity
- umbrella species
- sustainable use
Consider the historical or technical context. Which conservation term means an introduced organism that causes ecological harm?
- biodiversity
- sustainable use
- critically endangered
- invasive species
Pick the factually correct response: which conservation term means the variety of genes, species, and ecosystems?
- biodiversity
- sustainable use
- critically endangered
- in situ conservation
For this final item, which conservation term means harvesting resources without reducing future availability?
- critically endangered
- sustainable use
- in situ conservation
- ex situ conservation