Asked by dddd47906

The panther(species Puma concolor coryi) lives in Florida. At present, there are fewer than 100 of these panthers living in the wild, and the species is considered endangered. A controversial breeding program has been set up that s moving females of a subspecies of panther, Felis concolor, from Texas to breed with Florida panther males. (Subspecies can mate with one another and produce healthy offspring.) What would be the likely goal of such a program?

a. replace the Florida panthers with a more successful subspecies.
b. discourage the male Florida panthers from preying on other animals.
c. improve the survival of panther offspring by increasing competition between subspecies.
d. increase the genetic biodiversity of panthers living in Florida.

Answer--D. But, they want to save the panthers, so is it C or still D? Thanks!
Answered by dddd47906
I need help fast!
Answered by dddd47906
Nevermind the answer was correct it was D.
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Answered by Patricia Hallman
D for sure guys.
Answered by Cicada
1:a
2:b
3:d
4:c
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Answered by Among us imposter
@cicada is 100% CORRECT!! tysm!
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