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  • To highlight the role of zoos and aquariums in marine invertebrate conservation.

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  • Comprehensive review of conservation breeding programs for marine invertebrates.
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  • Most marine invertebrate breeding programs lack clear conservation metrics and direct links to species recovery.
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  • Zoos and aquariums can play a significant role in current and future marine conservation efforts.

Conclusions:

  • Conservation breeding is vital for biodiversity protection amidst accelerating environmental change.
  • Developing standardized metrics is essential for the success of marine invertebrate conservation breeding.
  • Interdisciplinary and collaborative programs are required for effective species reintroduction and ecosystem regeneration.