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Limited Dispersal and Significant Fine - Scale Genetic Structure in a Tropical Montane Parrot Species.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2016

Klauke Nadine, Schaefer H Martin, Bauer Michael, Segelbacher Gernot

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Tropical montane ecosystems are biodiversity hotspots harbouring many endemics that are confined to specific habitat types within narrow altitudinal ranges. While deforestation put these ecosystems under threat, we still lack knowledge about how heterogeneous environments like the montane tropics promote population connectivity and persistence. We investigated the fine-scale genetic structure of the two largest...

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PMID: 28033364
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0169165
PMCID: PMC5199109

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