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The evolutionary basis of premature migration in Pacific salmon highlights the utility of genomics for informing conservation.

Science advances - 1 Aug 2017

Prince Daniel J, O'Rourke Sean M, Thompson Tasha Q, Ali Omar A, Lyman Hannah S, Saglam Ismail K, Hotaling Thomas J, Spidle Adrian P, Miller Michael R

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The delineation of conservation units (CUs) is a challenging issue that has profound implications for minimizing the loss of biodiversity and ecosystem services. CU delineation typically seeks to prioritize evolutionary significance, and genetic methods play a pivotal role in the delineation process by quantifying overall differentiation between populations. Although CUs that primarily reflect overall genetic...

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PMID: 28835916
DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.1603198
PMCID: PMC5559211

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