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Genetic effects of habitat fragmentation and population isolation on Etheostoma raneyi (Percidae)

2012-06-01

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The use of genetic methods to quantify the effects of anthropogenic habitat fragmentation on population structure has become increasingly common. However, in today’s highly fragmented habitats, researchers have sometimes concluded that populations are currently genetically isolated due to habitat fragmentation without testing the possibility that populations were genetically isolated before European settlement. Et...

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02449bb1-21e5-53b5-8078-06e4f90e3a41
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10.1007/s10592-012-0335-0
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