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… 3 1.1.4 Comparison with Living Modified Organisms … below). The key factor is that it enables the species or organism to cross some kind of biogeographical barrier that … genetic material through biochemical means and thus to genetically modify plants, animals and mi- cro-organisms. …

… systems. Congenital/ genetic: Disease that is inherited genetically or caused by loss in heterozygosity, e.g. … livestock living across the planet in a broad range of modified habitats. As human development and livestock have … in many infectious disease situations, as the causative organism may not be destroyed. Additionally the length of …

… delisted). Specifically, the court found that the project modified and disturbed the eagles’ habitat, and the eagle … fall of 2006, as predicted, rains washed sediment from the modified areas into the bog turtle habitat. Pursuant to plea … or moves any plant, plant product, biological control organism, plant pest, noxious weed, or article, for …

… Marine wilderness areas should be sites of relatively un- modified, undisturbed seascape, significantly free of hu- man … Documents) species of the Southern Ocean, and benthic organism diversity comparable to Galapagos The area hosts … clustering and locked-in areas was selected and slightly modified http://lmmanetwork.org/ http://lmmanetwork.org/ …