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Comparative genetic structure and demographic history in endemic galapagos weevils.

The Journal of heredity - 1 Jan 2000

Sequeira Andrea S, Stepien Courtney C, Sijapati Manisha, Roque Albelo Lázaro

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The challenge of maintaining genetic diversity within populations can be exacerbated for island endemics if they display population dynamics and behavioral attributes that expose them to genetic drift without the benefits of gene flow. We assess patterns of the genetic structure and demographic history in 27 populations of 9 species of flightless endemic Galápagos weevils from 9 of the islands and 1 winged...

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PMID: 22174444
DOI: 10.1093/jhered/esr124
PMCID: PMC3283505

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