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Drivers of adaptive capacity in wild populations: implications for genetic interventions

2021-02-27

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The unprecedented rate of environmental change in the Anthropocene poses evolutionary challenges for wild populations globally. Active human interventions are being increasingly considered to accelerate natural adaptive processes. Evolutionary models can evaluate how species may fare under future climate, elucidate which evolutionary processes are critical to rapid adaptation, and how active interventions may infl...

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ef2a2fdd-f937-53e7-b4f1-f1a2938ca4f9
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10.1101/2021.02.25.432972
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