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Strong decreases in genetic diversity despite high gene flow for a solitary bee

2024-10-01

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Many organisms live in landscapes that include fragments of natural habitat interspersed with agricultural or urban areas. In such areas, dispersal across human-dominated landscapes may be important for the maintenance of genetic diversity within habitat fragments. Understanding the extent to which dispersal occurs across fragmented habitat and how genetic diversity changes over time is particularly important for...

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DOI: 10.1007/s10592-023-01524-3

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