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Quantifying the effects of recent glacial history and future climate change on a unique population of mountain goats

2022-01-21

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Human disturbance and climate change can impact populations by disrupting movement corridors and reducing important habitat. Characterizing how animals respond to such environmental changes is valuable for conservation as many species, especially habitat specialists, can experience reduced genetic diversity when deleterious habitat change occurs, leading to an increased likelihood of extirpation. Mountain goats (...

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Literature Corpus work: 82ee40e6-d832-586d-9a9a-0038d28ff39a
DOI: 10.1101/2022.01.19.476931

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