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Joannah Lee, Auteur ; Lynn Pedler, Auteur ; Stephen D. Sarre, Auteur ; James Robertson, Auteur ; Leo Joseph, AuteurSex biases in bird populations, particularly an excess of males, can threaten small, isolated populations by reducing reproductive rates. A skew in sex-ratio can be caused by (i) differential mortality at conception or hatching, (ii) differentia[...]
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Tim McGrath, Auteur ; Gurutzeta Guillera-Arroita, Auteur ; Jose J. Lahoz-Monfort, Auteur ; Will Osborne, Auteur ; David Hunter, Auteur ; Stephen D. Sarre, AuteurReptiles are in global decline with nearly 20% of species currently threatened with extinction. Despite these alarming trends, data documenting detailed changes in reptile populations remain sparse and the methods for detecting those changes are[...]
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Anna J. MacDonald, Auteur ; Stephen D. Sarre, AuteurDiagnostic DNA tests have become important for species detection from environmental samples and are increasingly applied to the analysis of ecological systems and in wildlife management. The availability of reference DNA sequences from many taxa[...]
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Oliver Berry, Auteur ; Stephen D. Sarre, Auteur ; Lachlan Farrington, Auteur ; Nicola Aitken, AuteurEarly detection of biological invasions is critical to reducing their impact, but because invading organisms are initially at low densities, detection and eradication can be challenging. Here, we demonstrate the utility of faecal DNA analysis fo[...]
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Stephen D. Sarre, Auteur ; Arthur Georges, AuteurIn his 1994 review of conservation biology, Graeme Caughley questioned the central role for genetics in that discipline. His central theme was that there was no known case of genetic malfunction leading to the extinction of a population or speci[...]
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Jason Wishart, Auteur ; Steven Lapidge, Auteur ; Michael Braysher, Auteur ; Stephen D. Sarre, Auteur ; Jim Hone, AuteurContext. Feral pigs (Sus scrofa) are a destructive invasive species that cause damage to ecologically sensitive areas. Management of biodiversity and of feral pigs assumes the diet of pigs of different ages and sexes are similar.Aims. We aimed t[...]
