Question

What conservation biology application uses DNA fingerprinting?

विकल्प

• Counting tree populations

• Measuring ocean temperatures

• Predicting weather patterns

• Identifying endangered species and analysing biodiversity

Answer 1

In conservation biology, DNA fingerprinting is used for identifying endangered species and analysing biodiversity. This technique helps conservation biologists understand genetic variation within populations, identify individuals, track breeding programs, and assess the genetic health of endangered species.