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Incipient genetic differentiation of the African buffalo, Syncerus caffer populations: Is fencing playing a role?

2025-01-09

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Fences are increasingly used globally as a management tool in conservation to reduce wildlife depredations, disease transmission, and wildlife mortality. There are a limited number of studies on the genetic effects of perimeter fencing of protected areas on megaherbivores. Using population genetic analyses on 226 sequences of a 400 bp fragment of the mtDNA Dloop from 10 East African buffalo populations (3 fenced a...

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0660113f-499b-5f9f-b358-03270b0ae65a
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10.22541/au.173640602.23120800/v1
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