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Climate as the Main Driver of Large-Scale Genetic Patterns and Connectivity in the Expanding Golden Jackal.
Global change biology - 1 Apr 2026
Flores-Manzanero Alejandro, Bogdanowicz Wiesław, Stefanović Milomir, Adavoudi Roya, Khosravi Rasoul, Martínez-Sosa Francelly, Doan Karolina, Srinivas Yellapu, Banea Ovidiu C, Ćirović Duško, D'Amico Gianluca, Djan Mihajla, Giannatos Giorgos, Hatlauf Jennifer, Hayrapetyan Vahram, Heltai Miklós, Homel Kanstantsin, Hulva Pavel, Ionică Angela Monica, Jhala Yadvendradev Vikramsinh, Juránková Jana, Kaboli Mohammad, Kopaliani Natia, Kowalczyk Rafał, Krofel Miha, Lanszki József, Lapini Luca, Lymberakis Petros, Männil Peep, Markov Georgi, Mihalca Andrei Daniel, Miliou Anastasia, Modrý David, Molchan Vladislav, Ostrowski Stéphane, Pakeltytė Giedrė, Ruņģis Dainis Edgars, Šnjegota Dragana, Szabó László, Tryfonopoulos George A, Tsingarska Elena, Volokh Anatoliy M, Wójcik Jan M, Pilot Małgorzata
Abstract excerpt
Rapid global changes in climate and habitats lead to shifts in species' geographic ranges. Range contractions experienced by numerous species may result in local extinctions and connectivity disruptions. In some species, range expansions have been observed instead, suggesting the enlargement of suitable habitats and/or adaptations to changing environments. Despite its importance for wildlife management, our...
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