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Songbird genetic diversity is lower in anthropogenically versus naturally fragmented landscapes

2011-10-01

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Natural habitats, and the populations they sustain, are becoming increasingly fragmented by human activities. Parallels between âtrueâ islands and âhabitatâ islands suggest that standing levels of individual genetic diversity in naturally fragmented populations may predict the genetic fate of their anthropogenically fragmented counterparts, but this hypothesis remains largely untested. We compared neutral-...

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Literature Corpus work: d9b773c2-9837-57f5-ade0-3caf1100c53e
DOI: 10.1007/s10592-011-0222-0

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