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Strong gene flow across an urbanised coastal landscape in a dune specialist digger wasp

2023-04-17

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<h4>Context</h4> Genetic connectivity is often disrupted by anthropogenic habitat fragmentation, and therefore often a focus in landscape-scale conservation. Landscape genetics methods allow for studying functional connectivity in heterogenous landscapes in detail and have the potential to inform conservation measures for a species’ regional persistence. Yet, for insects, functional connectivity through landscape...

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a7d8587e-65e2-5d18-b6f0-22e192e9ad03
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10.1101/2023.04.15.537020
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