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Gene flow on the ice: genetic differentiation among Adélie penguin colonies around Antarctica.

Molecular ecology - 1 Jul 2001

Roeder A D, Marshall R K, Mitchelson A J, Visagathilagar T, Ritchie P A, Love D R, Pakai T J, McPartlan H C, Murray N D, Robinson N A, Kerry K R, Lambert D M

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Each summer Adélie penguins breed in large disjunct colonies on ice-free areas around the Antarctic continent. Comprising > 10 million birds, this species represents a dominant feature of the Antarctic ecosystem. The patchy distribution within a large geographical range, natal philopatry and a probable history of refugia, suggest that this species is likely to exhibit significant genetic differentiation within...

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PMID: 11472533
DOI: 10.1046/j.0962-1083.2001.01312.x

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