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Genetic characterization of invasive house mouse populations on small islands

2018-05-28

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House mice ( Mus musculus ) have dispersed to nearly every major landmass around the globe as a result of human activity. They are a highly successful invasive species, but their presence can be devastating for native ecosystems. This is particularly true on small offshore islands where mouse populations may grow unchecked by predators. Here we use genome-wide SNP genotypes to examine ancestry and population stru...

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016503fe-393c-54cd-baa4-f9d53c326f69
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10.1101/332064
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