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PBL 3: Population Genetic jurassicworldlogo, Fact 1: Indominus rex is…

- - - - A hybrid created by combining the genetic traits from multiple different species
        
        Tyrannosaur rex, Rugops, Velociraptor
        
        Modern animals: cuttlefish, tree frogs
      - Cuttlefish:
        
        Camouflage.
        
        Can blend into the surrounding environment by altering skin pigmentation
      - Tree frog:
        
        Thermoregulation via color change and reduced metabolic functions.
        
        To prevent detection of infrared
- - - - By using tranquilizers
        
        Type of medication that has calming effect to anyone or anything who consumes it.
        
        May faint from being fired by the tranquilizers
        
        Safest way to deal with creatures that have gone wild
        
        Can be shoot from afar using a gun
        
        Tranquilizer Gun
    - - Matches its body temperature with the surrounding to to hide from the heat sensors inside the cage
        
        Can predict how humans react which allows it to sense patterns in the paddock security and also set traps
        
        Able to remember where the tracking device was implanted and remove it
- - - - High walls with electric fence
      - Underground emergency exit
      - Control interaction and entrance of visitors per time
      - Maintaining the natural behaviours of the animal
    - - The Indominus rex causes chaos at the park and the other dinosaurs are killed hence it will lead to reduction of population based on Jurassic World.
- - - - Was the only species in Jurassic World and second cloned aquatic animal after Tylosaurus.
        
        The creation involved the addition of saltwater crocodile and a monitor lizard to complete the missing code in its DNA
    - - De-extinction: process of resurrecting species that have gone extinct or also called as resurrection biology
        
        Main pathways are back-breeding, cloning via somatic cell nuclear transfer and genetic engineering (Shapiro, 2016)