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Museum Genomics Provide Evidence for Persistent Genetic Differentiation in a Threatened Seabird Species in the Western Atlantic.

Integrative and comparative biology - 30 Dec 2022

Byerly Paige A, Chesser R Terry, Fleischer Robert C, McInerney Nancy, Przelomska Natalia A S, Leberg Paul L

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Connectivity among wildlife populations facilitates exchange of genetic material between groups. Changes to historical connectivity patterns resulting from anthropogenic activities can therefore have negative consequences for genetic diversity, particularly for small or isolated populations. DNA obtained from museum specimens can enable direct comparison of temporal changes in connectivity among populations,...

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PMID: 35781565
DOI: 10.1093/icb/icac107

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