Which act bans interstate movement of wildlife

The correct answer is the National Wildlife Refuge System Administration Act.

Explanation:

The National Wildlife Refuge System Act was created for the protection of the certain regions of the United States and is monitored by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. It is the system of public lands and waters set apart to conserve America's wildlife, fish, and plants.  

The Act was formulated to make sure that the Refuge System is controlled as a national system of associated waters, lands, and interests for the safeguarding and conservation of the Nation's wildlife resources.  

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