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Translocations spur population growth but exacerbate inbreeding in an imperiled species

2023-11-15

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Land and natural resource usage that supports human society can pose a risk to the survival of other species, spurring biodiversity loss. In extreme cases, when development threatens the existence of individuals, wildlife managers may perform mitigation translocations, relocating individuals out of harm’s way. We investigated the efficacy of mitigation translocations as a conservation strategy in Federally Threate...

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4c55d344-8063-56b8-bda1-ba38f5631f93
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10.1101/2023.11.11.566550
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