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[Research progress on molecular ecology of Sciurus vulgaris].
Ying yong sheng tai xue bao = The journal of applied ecology - 1 Mar 2015
Liu Zhu, Tian Xin-min, Chen Huan, Guo Hui-yan, Jin Jian-li, Zhang Xiao-jun
Abstract excerpt
Today, the main threats for Sciurus vulgaris are illegal hunting, deforestation, and subsequent population fragmentation, combined with interspecific competition from S. carolinensis in some regions of Europe, which has led to a sharp reduction in the number of population. S. vulgaris has been listed as Near Threatened IUCN Red List and included in key protected wild animals in Jilin Province, China. The...
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