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The subtle role of climate change on population genetic structure in Canada lynx.

Global change biology - 1 Jul 2014

Row Jeffrey R, Wilson Paul J, Gomez Celine, Koen Erin L, Bowman Jeff, Thornton Daniel, Murray Dennis L

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Anthropogenically driven climatic change is expected to reshape global patterns of species distribution and abundance. Given recent links between genetic variation and environmental patterns, climate change may similarly impact genetic population structure, but we lack information on the spatial and mechanistic underpinnings of genetic-climate associations. Here, we show that current genetic variability of Canada...

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PMID: 24415466
DOI: 10.1111/gcb.12526

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