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Population Genetics of the Invasive Red Fox, Vulpes vulpes, in South-Eastern Australia.

Genes - 20 May 2021

Watson Kalynda M-A, Mikac Katarina M, Schwab Sibylle G

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The use of genetic information in conservation biology has become more widespread with genetic information more readily available for non-model organisms. It has also been recognized that genetic information from invasive species can inform their management and control. The red fox poses a significant threat to Australian native fauna and the agricultural industry. Despite this, there are few recently published...

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Animal Distribution
Australia
Foxes
Introduced Species
Pedigree
Polymorphism, Single Nucleotide

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PMID: 34065589
DOI: 10.3390/genes12050786
PMCID: PMC8161170

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