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Population genomics applications for conservation: the case of the tropical dry forest dweller Peromyscus melanophrys

2017-04-01

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Recent advances in genomic sequencing have opened new horizons in the study of population genetics and evolution in non-model organisms. However, very few population genomic studies have been performed on wild mammals to understand how the landscape affects the genetic structure of populations, useful information for the conservation of biodiversity. Here, we applied a genomic approach to evaluate the relationship...

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9bbd3f75-c530-5c92-9d90-b3e9893e762c
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10.1007/s10592-016-0907-5
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