I would choose to make sure the local people value the forest especially the kipunji monkeys. How I would do that is by convicing them that leaving the forest is more profitable than cutting it down for agriculture use by suggesting that tourists will pay to visit their land. Tourism would boost the economy and value of the land. The local people can make a big profit and save their forest too.
Tagging and tracking would be the most effective method of monitoring the monkeys. They are large animals that are quite mobile, so many of the other methods wouldn’t work as well. Because these monkeys were recently discovered, we likely don’t know much about them. This form of monitoring will help us to better understand their behavior and resource needs. This information will help us determine exactly what threatens the species, so we can determine the best way to conserve the species.
The main difference between early and late selection models of attention is that in late selection models, selection of stimuli for final processing doesn't occur until the information is analyzed for
See the explanation below, what is the question you intend to ask anyway?
Explanation:
Meiosis transmit traits from one generation to the next. It the key process that brings genetic variation into the traits that offspring inherit from their parents. In the life cycle of an organism, meiosis is paired with the process of fertilization.
Meiosis produces two daughter nuclei with the same number of chromosomes as the parent cell as each other.The chromosomes are re-grouped during meiosis to form new combinations of genes. Genetic reunion is very important as a source of genetic variation.
