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Preserves, refuges, and national parks set up to protects wild life and habitat.

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Treaties internationally settling the agreements between many nations worldwide.

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An underground bunker in which freezes seeds and protects them from any possible disasters that could wipe that out. They're kept frozen for quality and are sometimes taken out in order to grow fresher ones from them.

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An area where animals can be safely bred while being protected at the same time. -- particularly concerning endangered species.

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An organism that has been altered by artificial selection.

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A species sensitive to human being's actions, therefore indicating environmental change through their sickness.

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Extinction of species in a certain geographical area.

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When a species is entirely wiped out from the Earth.

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Charles Darwin's theory of organisms with the best traits being able to survive in the environment for the sake of reproduction, supposedly meaning it ends up changing the genetic of that species entirely.

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Selective breeding. In which organisms are selected for their desired traits and bred together with another organism of the like in order to benefit mankind with their new enhanced trait.

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Animals that were previously but no longer wild, due to the result of specifically having been bred or tamed by mankind, in order to benefit them with various functions.

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Animals or plant which receive genetic information from another species in order to enhance its functions.

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When an organism is made more beneficial to human beings by modifying it, sometimes involving genetic engineering.

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The process of changing pieces of DNA. This involves a transfer of genes within / sometimes amongst species.

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The process of dividing one somatic cell and making two new ones by binary fission, diving the cell. The cell begins with forty-six chromosomes and ends with forty-six each.

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The process where four new identical sex cells are produces through dividing one of them. One gamete starts with forty-six chromosomes and ends with twenty-three each.

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The sperm and egg, where genes will be passed on to future generations of offspring. Another term for sex cells is gametes.

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All but the sperm/egg cell. These genes do not pass on to the future generations of offspring.

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The part of the cell that contains the chromosomes.

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The reason or agent that may cause a genetic mutation in an organism.

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In which there are changes or errors in the DNA of an organism.

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A gene that is only ever expressed if both of the alleles are present.

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A gene that usually wins over is there is even only one of the alleles present, becoming that trait. However, dominant traits are not necessarily the most common.

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A section of a chromosome that is acting like a coding for particular traits.

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A structure consisting of compacted DNA that is found in the nucleus of a cell, which human beings have 23 pairs of, 46 altogether, which are all also different from each other, received by both of your parents.

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DNA, the manual of our genetics, is found intricately packed in chromosomes, which is found in the nucleus of a cell.

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In which the number or possible inherited traits are broad, with many possibilities of an outcome.

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In which the number of possible inherited traits are limited to one or two, with no in between combinations.

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Genetics are a branch of science that involved the study of heredity (which is the process of passing traits from parents to their offspring -- that being said, not all characteristics are potentially received by offspring, such as scars.)