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Conservation Genetics of the Endangered Isle Royale Gray Wolf

1991-03-01

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The small group of wolves on Isle Royale has been studied for over three decades as a model of the relationship between large carnivores and their prey. During the last ten years the population declined from 50 individuals to as few as 12 individuals. The causes of this decline may be food shortages, disease, or reduced genetic variability. We address the issues of genetic variability and relationships of Isle Roy...

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e1618a94-22da-56c4-b2a7-6eef400e0379
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10.1111/j.1523-1739.1991.tb00386.x
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