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Evaluating possible anthropogenic impacts on gene flow and loss of genetic diversity in endangered Madla Cave Meshweaver spiders (Hahniidae, Cicurina madla)

2024-02-01

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Karst systems have great ecological, cultural and economic importance, but are constantly threatened by human development. Northwestern Bexar County, Texas (USA), is an example of a region where urbanization threatens an essential karst landscape. Many studies have provided substantial contributions to the understanding and conservation of biodiversity in this area, including the delineation of Karst Fauna Regions...

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Literature Corpus work: 15c3853d-dcc3-5bf1-a8d3-7a260d7f5a04
DOI: 10.1007/s10592-023-01561-y

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