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Introgression in natural populations of bioindicators: a case study of Carabus splendens and Carabus punctatoauratus.
Molecular ecology - 1 Oct 2005
Streiff R, Veyrier R, Audiot P, Meusnier S, Brouat C
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The evolutionary importance of hybridization in wild plants and animals has become increasingly widely recognized in the last decade. In practical terms, hybridization provides an exceptionally tough set of problems for conservation biologists. We illustrate this in a case study of two Carabidae species widely used to evaluate the impact of human activities on biodiversity. These two species live in a complex...
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