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An example of ex-situ conservation is 

  • National Park

  • Seed bank

  • wildlife Sanctuary

  • Sacred Grove

Solution

B.

Seed bank

Ex -situ or off-site conservation is the process of protecting endangered species fo plants and animals outside their natural habitat. This involves the conservation of genetic resources as well as species, Its example included seed banks, filed microbial culture collection, etc.

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