gene pool

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• A gene pool of at least 300 animals is necessary to maintain a healthy tiger population.
• They share a common gene pool.
• Conservationists aim to broaden the species' gene pool by establishing wildlife corridors.
• Isolated islands often have a very limited gene pool.
• A narrow gene pool can increase the risk of inherited diseases.
• Introducing new individuals can help diversify the gene pool of the herd.
• By introducing new breeders, the program has diversified the zoo's gene pool.
• Scientists are studying the gene pool of this rare species to prevent extinction.
• Human migration has historically mixed the global gene pool.
• A large gene pool indicates high genetic diversity and a healthy population.
• The gene pool is shaped by natural selection, mutation, and genetic drift.
• Inbreeding can lead to a significant reduction in the gene pool.
• Without new arrivals, the gene pool would continue to shrink.
• The entire human gene pool contains a vast amount of variation.
• Our study compares the island's gene pool with that of mainland populations.
• Farmers try to maintain a healthy gene pool in their livestock.
• Selective breeding unintentionally reduced the cattle's gene pool over decades.
• The small size of the population has resulted in a shallow gene pool.
• Policies should protect indigenous communities' gene pool from exploitation.
• Mutations are the ultimate source of new variation in the gene pool.