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Anthropogenic influences on the spatial genetic structure of black bears

2012-10-01

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Anthropogenic influences such as hunting pressure and habitat fragmentation can alter the demographic and spatial patterns of wildlife populations. Understanding the consequences of these impacts is a challenge for natural resource managers, which can be overcome by investigations using spatial genetic techniques. We used spatial autocorrelation and landscape genetic analyses to compare the impacts of anthropogeni...

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Literature Corpus work: c7620ce1-9ac0-5831-896f-1d4e8cb7d444
DOI: 10.1007/s10592-012-0368-4

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