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Genetic diversity affects the strength of population regulation in a marine fish.
Ecology - 1 Mar 2016
Johnson D W, Freiwald J, Bernardi G
Abstract excerpt
Variation is an essential feature of biological populations, yet much of ecological theory treats individuals as though they are identical. This simplifying assumption is often justified by the perception that variation among individuals does not have significant effects on the dynamics of whole populations. However, this perception may be skewed by a historic focus on studying single populations. A true...
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