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Unravelling landscape variables with multiple approaches to overcome scarce species knowledge: a landscape genetic study of the slow worm

2013-08-01

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Landscape genetics was developed to detect landscape elements shaping genetic population structure, including the effects of fragmentation. Multifarious environmental variables can influence gene flow in different ways and expert knowledge is frequently used to construct friction maps. However, the extent of the migration and the movement of single individuals are frequently unknown, especially for non-model speci...

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10.1007/s10592-013-0474-y
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