Conservation of exotic and endangered terrestrial and aquatic animals through biotechnology

Title: Conservation of exotic and endangered terrestrial and aquatic animals through biotechnology

Abstract:

The biodiversity of animals in the ecosystem is important to balance the impact of environmental imbalance. In the paper, it discusses the methods and techniques of biotechnology that is being used to conserved and preserved exotic and endangered terrestrial and aquatic animals that could saved genetic materials for future reconstruction of extinct species or even the most endangered one. It also reveals some important behaviors from the wild to understand specie specific characteristics in breeding and rearing of the species.

Biography:

Dr. Sanny Babera studied Agriculture major in Animal Science at Central Luzon State University in the Philippines and graduated MS degree in Agriculture at Ramon Magsaysay Technological University now the President Ramon Magsaysay State University. He has served as the Campus Director for Extension and Training then granted scholarships from the Department of Science and Technology of the Philippines to pursue his doctorate degree in 2014. He received his PhD degree in Animal Science specialized in reproductive physiology  in 2018 at the Central Luzon State University and published his papers in an international journal indexed in SCOPUS and Web of Science.