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Pedigree-based assessment of recent population connectivity in a threatened rattlesnake

2021-01-21

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Managing endangered species in fragmented landscapes requires estimating dispersal rates between populations over contemporary timescales. Here we develop a new method for quantifying recent dispersal using genetic pedigree data for close and distant kin. Specifically, we describe an approach that infers missing shared ancestors between pairs of kin in habitat patches across a fragmented landscape. We then apply a...

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1c107b06-c7a9-50e0-a3fe-16661e92a313
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10.22541/au.161125642.28501978/v1
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