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Genetic consequences of human forest exploitation in two colobus monkeys in Guinea Bissau

2016-02-01

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The ability of forest-dwelling species to adapt to changes in their habitat is being increasingly challenged by the rapid pace of human-induced forest degradation. Understanding the effect of such environmental changes on biodiversity requires comparative analyses across species living within the same habitats. We investigated the effect of forest exploitation on the genetic structure and demography of two sympatr...

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Literature Corpus work: 9be00c11-a1fa-50aa-8633-409d64392f3c
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2015.12.019

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