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Biodiversity – So What?
It has become increasingly clear that different species of plants and animals need to have a wide variety of genes to maintain a healthy environment. Taking examples from nature ranging from cheetahs to Charles II, Dr Sa...
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Biodiversity – So What? is an episode from Science Oxford Podcasts by Science Oxford. It has become increasingly clear that different species of plants and animals need to have a wide variety of genes to maintain a healthy environment. Taki...
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Published Jan 31, 2011, audio available.
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It has become increasingly clear that different species of plants and animals need to have a wide variety of genes to maintain a healthy environment. Taking examples from nature ranging from cheetahs to Charles II, Dr Samantha Decombel, plant geneticist and Director of PlayDNA Ltd., will consider the implications of loss of genetic diversity and why it really does matter. This event took place on the 27th January 2011 at Science Oxford Live. More details on events can be found at
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