Barriers to functional connectivity across contrasting landscapes in the widespread but declining Iberian common toad.

Abstract excerpt

Understanding how topographical and environmental features influence population genetic structure is pivotal in ecology, evolution and conservation. Landscape genetics allows to perform such inference, along with identification of ecological corridors and barriers to dispersal. Yet, results are often constrained by the spatial scale of analysis, making generalization difficult, especially for widespread species...

Topics

Share this publication in a Topic to start or enrich a Post.

• Share to Bufonidae
• Share to Conservation of Natural Resources