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A suite of microsatellite markers for genetic management of captive cracids (Aves, Galliformes).

Genetics and molecular research : GMR - 27 Nov 2014

Costa M C, Camargo C, Laganaro N M, Oliveira P R R, Davanço P V, Azeredo R M A, Simpson J G P, Silveira L F, Francisco M R

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Cracids are medium to large frugivorous birds that are endemic to the Neotropics. Because of deforestation and overhunting, many species are threatened. The conservation of several species has relied on captive breeding and reintroduction in the wild, but captive populations may be inbred. Microsatellite tools can permit the construction of genetic pedigrees to reduce inbreeding, but only a few loci are available...

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PMID: 25501196
DOI: 10.4238/2014.November.27.14

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