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Genomic Data from an Endangered Amphibian Reveal Unforeseen Consequences of Fragmentation by Roads

2018-04-23

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Roads fragment landscapes and can cause the loss of metapopulation dynamics in threatened species, but as relatively new landscape features, few studies have had the statistical power to genetically examine road effects. We used DNA sequence data from thousands of nuclear loci to characterize the population structure of New York-endangered Eastern tiger salamanders (Ambystoma tigrinum) on Long Island and quantify...

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0b461430-f335-5f81-a800-5373ec825c50
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10.1101/306340
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