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Contrasting effects of geographic distance, environmental distance, and intraspecific diversity on the performance of a marine invertebrate in common gardens

2026-04-04

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Restoration and management of natural populations often assume that local genotypes are best suited for transplantation to their local environment. Prioritizing a single local genotype, however, contrasts with the framework of maximizing intraspecific diversity to increase population resilience to environmental change. Local populations may also become maladapted to a rapidly changing environment, motivating alter...

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48d547b6-b4cc-5590-8c60-35bac9080a53
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10.64898/2026.04.02.716183
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