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Test of a conservation intervention highlights temporal variability in hybridization dynamics in <i>Catostomus</i> fishes

2024-07-23

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Non-native species are a leading threat to fish biodiversity. They pose risks to native populations through human-mediated introductions resulting in hybridization events, which could result in demographic or genetic swamping. Catostomus fishes in the Upper Colorado River Basin are an example of this. Extensive hybridization occurs between non-native white suckers ( C. commersonii ) and native flannelmouth and b...

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db4a4c74-0cb5-5276-ab49-bd10e898bd8b
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10.1101/2024.07.19.604301
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