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New guidance for ex situ gene conservation: Sampling realistic population systems and accounting for collection attrition

2019-07-01

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A vital component of conservation is to sample germplasm from wild populations for safeguarding ex situ (e.g., in seed banks, though the concept also applies to animals via cryopreservation or zoos). For decades, conservationists have commonly heeded a logically sound, but perhaps suboptimal, minimum sampling guideline- to sample from 50 individuals per population. Here, I demonstrate how sampling can be improved...

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10.1016/j.biocon.2019.04.013
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