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Fragmented habitat compensates for the adverse effects of genetic bottleneck

2022-04-07

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In the face of human-caused biodiversity crisis, understanding the theoretical basis of conservation efforts of endangered species and populations has become increasingly important. According to population genetics theory, population subdivision helps organisms retain genetic diversity, crucial for adaptation in a changing environment. Habitat shape is thought to be important for generating and maintaining populat...

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abb1699b-a56f-5fe4-beb7-dcf8af7f76ab
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10.1101/2022.04.05.487133
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