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Genetic variation and fine-scale population structure in American pikas across a human-modified landscape

2017-08-01

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Natural resource extraction can represent a major human modification to the landscape. Habitat reclamation is becoming an increasingly important strategy for abating the loss of biodiversity associated with these developments; however, the demographic and genetic consequences of colonizing artificial habitat remain unknown in many species. Here, we investigated the genetic consequences of landscape modifications f...

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Literature Corpus work: e797f494-15ad-5f5a-9e49-6b8a3005a15a
DOI: 10.1007/s10592-017-0930-1

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