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Genetically defining populations is of limited use for evaluating and managing human impacts on gene flow

Adam J. Stow, Auteur ; William E. Magnusson, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (39(4) 2012)

Partitioning genetic variation into panmictic units is one of the most commonly used techniques in genetic studies of wild organisms. For conservation, the rationale is to identify units for management, most often referred to as populations. Des[...]

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