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Genomic analyses capture the human-induced demographic collapse and recovery in a wide-ranging cervid

2023-07-19

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The glacial cycles of the Quaternary heavily impacted species through successions of population contractions and expansions. Similarly, populations have been intensely shaped by human pressures such as unregulated hunting and land use changes. White-tailed and mule deer survived in different refugia through the Last Glacial Maximum, and their populations were severely reduced after the European colonisation. Here,...

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Literature Corpus work: e3bbc877-5ef4-5416-9c82-22d94ea1878e
DOI: 10.1101/2023.07.19.549627

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