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The rise of a large carnivore population in Central Europe: genetic evaluation of lynx reintroduction in the Harz Mountains

2021-06-01

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Large carnivores have made a successful comeback across human-dominated landscapes in Central Europe. The Eurasian lynx, for instance, has been actively reintroduced in different regions. Genetic diversity is quickly eroding in these isolated, small populations, questioning the long-term success of lynx reintroductions. To track population development and genetic diversity in a reintroduced lynx population, we use...

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5efc5308-b692-5f42-8c85-6f1a0af98cdb
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10.1007/s10592-020-01270-w
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