Conservation efforts must prioritise the well-being of local populations.
Natural populations seldom reach carrying capacity and are continually cut back by density-independent factors.
Organisms evolve to occupy a tightly defined niche. Only one species occupies a niche in one place at one time. Niche will decide the morphology of the organism. Unrelated species occupying similar niches are driven by natural selection to evolve similar traits.
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