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bellule
in reply to TROM • • •Przewalski's horse is a breed born of past domestication, and neither of these projects is "conservation".
Hortobagy National Park has many other conservation concerns to (try to) deal with
Tio
in reply to bellule • •What do yo mean you cannot bring a species back? Aren't there plenty of such examples?
Can you give me more info about that?
Also I'll tag @Dima in case he wants to reply.
bellule
in reply to Tio • • •When a species becomes extinct, well, that's the end of it. It's too late.
When a population of a species has disappeared, it's possible to reintroduce it, using individuals from elsewhere, on the express condition that the causes of its local disappearance have been eliminated.
The Auroch is an extinct species, although we're tinkering with backwards selection
Tio
in reply to bellule • •I see what you mean. I am unsure how they define an extinct species here - maybe they mean a species is extinct from a particular environment, or all natural environments, but still exists in captivity. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extinct_…
For sure I agree that if the causes of extinction are not dealt with, reintroducing it is probably not going to work.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aurochs I see what you mean.
bellule
in reply to Tio • • •Have a look to the "Breeding of aurochs-like cattle" in the Wikipedia article you send me
Tio
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