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Whereas genetic introgression of domesticated stocks with wild stocks cannot be completely eliminated, some control can be gained by limiting the collection and culture of domesticated stocks to geographic units defined by the genetic structure of wild stocks. This later Solicitor's opinion reasoned that "[n]ew biological information casts doubt on the validity of the absolute pronouncements relied upon in the [1977 opinion rejecting legal protections for hybrids] since in some cases genetic introgression between taxa is not only a naturally-occurring phenomenon but may also be a necessary recovery measure to avoid the loss of a seriously depleted tax-on. |
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