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What is common to the techniques (i) in vitro fertilisation, (ii) Cryopreservation and (iii) tissue culture?

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All are in situ conservation methods.

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All are ex situ conservation methods.

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All require ultra modern equipment and large space.

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All are methods of conservation of extinct organisms.

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All the three above mentioned techniques are ex-situ conservation methods. At present gametes of threatened species can be preserved in viable conditions for longer duration by cryopreservation method (at very low temperature `-196^(@)` C).
Fertilisation can be achieved in laboratory-in vitro, and species can be improved or propagated by tissue culture method, a plant breeding principle.
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