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Heterogeneous road networks have no apparent effect on the genetic structure of small mammal populations.

The Science of the total environment - 15 Sept 2016

Grilo Clara, Del Cerro Irene, Centeno-Cuadros Alejandro, Ramiro Victor, Román Jacinto, Molina-Vacas Guillem, Fernández-Aguilar Xavier, Rodríguez Juan, Porto-Peter Flávia, Fonseca Carlos, Revilla Eloy, Godoy José A

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Roads are widely recognized to represent a barrier to individual movements and, conversely, verges can act as potential corridors for the dispersal of many small mammals. Both barrier and corridor effects should generate a clear spatial pattern in genetic structure. Nevertheless, the effect of roads on the genetic structure of small mammal populations still remains unclear. In this study, we examine the barrier...

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PMID: 27219505
DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2016.05.074

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