Colombian researchers created a DNA database for Amazona parrots, allowing authorities to trace rescued birds back to their original habitats. This protects genetic diversity, boosts survival, and restores trafficked parrots to the ecosystems where they belong.
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Saliksik sa DNA nagbalik sa mga lorong na‑traffick sa kani-kanilang himpilan

Gumawa ang Colombia ng DNA database para sa mga Amazona parrot na nadakip dahil sa trafficking. Ngayon ay naibabalik ang mga rescues sa tamang lugar ng kapanganakan. Pinapalakas nito ang genetic diversity at survival rate habang pinoprotektahan ang ecosystem.

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