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Genomic insights into the critically endangered King Island scrubtit.

The Journal of heredity - 20 Aug 2024

Crates Ross, von Takach Brenton, Young Catherine M, Stojanovic Dejan, Neaves Linda E, Murphy Liam, Gautschi Daniel, Hogg Carolyn J, Heinsohn Robert, Bell Phil, Farquharson Katherine A

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Small, fragmented, or isolated populations are at risk of population decline due to fitness costs associated with inbreeding and genetic drift. The King Island scrubtit Acanthornis magna greeniana is a critically endangered subspecies of the nominate Tasmanian scrubtit A. m. magna, with an estimated population of <100 individuals persisting in three patches of swamp forest. The Tasmanian scrubtit is widespread in...

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Endangered Species
Animals
Tasmania
Genetics, Population
Genetic Variation
Inbreeding
Polymorphism, Single Nucleotide
Genomics
Islands
Genome

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PMID: 38814752
DOI: 10.1093/jhered/esae029
PMCID: PMC11334212

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