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Drivers of Genetic Diversity in Keystone Forest Species: Contrasting Responses of Rare and Common Saproxylic Beetles to Habitat Location and Naturalness.

Molecular ecology - 1 Jul 2026

Amer Nermeen R, Krovi Rama Sarvani, Wierzbicka Alicja, Plewa Radosław, Kadej Marcin, Jaworski Tomasz, Smolis Adrian, Oleksa Andrzej, Szmatoła Tomasz, Oczkowicz Maria, Kajtoch Łukasz

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Understanding how forest management shapes genetic diversity is pivotal for the conservation of saproxylic beetles, key indicators of ecosystem integrity. However, the relative influence of spatial isolation versus anthropogenic modification on their genetic structure remains poorly understood across Central Europe. We investigated whether geographic location (forests spanned over 600 km W-to-E and 500 km S-to-N)...

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PMID: 42463444
DOI: 10.1111/mec.70454
PMCID: PMC13375592

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