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Fitness surfaces can link conservation programs to the populations they support and improve our ability to augment populations in a changing environment

2025-02-04

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Fitness surfaces offer a valuable tool for bridging the gap between captive breeding programs and wild populations. By quantifying the relationship between individual phenotypes for a trait and their reproductive success in captive and wild settings, fitness surfaces can help identify the impacts of captive selection and phenotypic plasticity. Measuring fitness surfaces in captive and wild populations would allow...

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10.22541/au.173868500.01578393/v1
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