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Misleading interpretation of shifting baseline syndrome in the conservation of European mink

2016-08-01

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The European mink is a critically endangered mustelid with only three declining and isolated populations. Based on particular interpretation of genetic studies, the origin of SW population (France and Spain) and its conservation measures were recently questioned, and considered an example of managed relocation. The four published genetic studies show similar results, revealing a bottleneck structure. The SW popula...

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Literature Corpus work: 6fd91ee2-b72d-5d30-a5f5-fe9eec654b81
DOI: 10.1007/s10531-016-1156-0

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