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Many species once roamed across large areas of continents, and for millions of years these species were "shaped" by their environment. Today, numerous species, especially large carnivores, are found in national parks and nature reserves that are isolated by hundreds or thousands of kilometres of land now occupied by humans. The cheetah is one example of a species that has shown several dramatic decreases in numbers over time, and now occupies a small fraction of its historic range.
-Captive breeding programs have the potential to save species from extinction. Which factor(s) do biologists working with captive cheetahs have to pay particular attention to and why?
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