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Bee conservation in the age of genomics

2017-06-01

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Many wild and managed bee pollinators have experienced population declines over the past several decades, and molecular and population genetic tools have been valuable in understanding conservation threats across the bee tree of life. Emerging genomic tools have the potential to improve classical applications of conservation genetics, such as assessing species status, and quantifying genetic diversity, gene flow a...

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07529c76-af4f-53be-bacf-bde31932e2fe
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10.1007/s10592-016-0893-7
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