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When are single-species conservation programs NOT used?
for predator species
for less visible species
for endemic species
for flagship species

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Final answer:

Single-species conservation programs are not used for certain species types and situations. Conservation efforts often benefit from a broader ecosystem focus.


Explanation:

Single-species conservation programs may not be used for endemic species, less visible species, or as a general approach when focusing on ecosystems and landscapes is deemed more efficient. Endangered species conservation efforts often coincide with broader ecosystem protection, emphasizing the importance of choosing the right species to enhance conservation impact.


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