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Influence of genetic provenance and birth origin on productivity of the Tasmanian devil insurance population

2015-12-01

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An insurance population for the critically endangered Tasmanian devil was established in 2006. Due to successful captive breeding, the population has reached its carrying capacity of 600 devils and retains 99.95 % of founding gene diversity. Although reproduction has been quite successful, possible relatedness among founding individuals, influences of genetic provenance and pairing success on female productivity w...

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10.1007/s10592-015-0754-9
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