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Habitat quality limits gene flow between populations of Bombus ruderatus in the South Island, New Zealand

2016-06-01

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One of the primary reasons for the decline of some bumblebee species has been habitat loss and fragmentation through land use change. Habitat fragmentation can limit connectivity between populations and gene flow between bumblebee populations can be limited by open water and human altered landscapes, however the influence of landscape features on gene flow has only been examined in non-declining species. The ruder...

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DOI: 10.1007/s10592-016-0816-7

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