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Linking in‐situ and ex‐situ populations of threatened amphibians through genome banking

2021-08-27

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Abstract Genetic variation of the endangered Puerto Rican crested toad (PRCT; Peltophryne lemur) has dwindled over time in both wild and captive populations, leading to long‐term sustainability issues for the recovery program. To address this challenge, we propose that PRCTs can be used as a model species to show how in‐situ and ex‐situ populations can be linked through sperm biobanking and gamete transfer, expand...

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f1677785-fdce-5363-8d77-f2e0671bff7d
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10.1111/csp2.525
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