I. Introduction
Context (contribution to biodiversity):
Thesis:
Main reason #1:
Main reason #2:
Main reason #3:
II. Counterclaim
Animal not being saved:
Reason why (constraints):
III. Ecological functions
A. Introduction (topic sentence):
B. Evidence #1:
1. Analysis of evidence A:
2. Analysis of evidence B:
C. Evidence #2:
1. Analysis of evidence A:
2. Analysis of evidence B:
D. Conclusion:
Rhetorical appeals/strategies:
IV. Additional biological, medical, social, etc., appeals
A. Introduction (topic sentence):
B. Evidence #1:
1. Analysis of evidence A:
2. Analysis of evidence B:
C. Evidence #2:
1. Analysis of evidence A:
2. Analysis of evidence B:
D. Conclusion:
Rhetorical appeals/strategies:
V. Cost to conserve/resources required by the species
A. Introduction (topic sentence):
B. Evidence #1:
1. Analysis of evidence A:
2. Analysis of evidence B:
C. Evidence #2:
1. Analysis of evidence A:
2. Analysis of evidence B:
D. Conclusion:
Rhetorical appeals/strategies:
VI. Conclusion
A. Re-stated main thesis:
B. Review of key points:
C. Call to action: