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A GIS-based approach for assessing the regional conservation status of genetic diversity: an example from the southern Appalachians.

Environmental management - 1 Apr 2002

Ji Wei Wayne, Leberg Paul

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Conserving genetic diversity requires an assessment of the distribution of genetic variants in relation to patterns of land use and environmental variation at a regional scale. This assessment requires a novel approach to integrating and analyzing the genetic and environmental data across spatial scales. To explore the integration of genetic data with other geospatial data sets, we developed a GIS-based approach...

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PMID: 12071503
DOI: 10.1007/s00267-001-0050-y

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