Genetic diversity is the variation in genes within and among populations of a species. It is a crucial component of biodiversity and plays a vital role in the long-term survival and adaptability of species. Conservation biology, the science of protecting and managing the Earth's biodiversity, recognizes the importance of genetic diversity in maintaining healthy populations and ecosystems.
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