Titlebook: Conservation Genetics in Mammals; Integrative Research Jorge Ortega,Jesus E. Maldonado Book 2020 Smithsonian Institution 2020 Conservation

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M. L. Tounsi,O. Madani,M. C. E. Yagoubical advances in molecular biology coupled with increased public awareness have recently marked the opening of a new era. Estimates and tracking of genetic variability in species and populations are now mandates for governments. However, this obligation is difficult to implement. There is no agreeme

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Ursula M. Staudinger,Ulman Lindenbergerd. Scat sampling has yielded quantitative population size estimates using surveys that can be implemented over areas larger than can be done with more traditional methods. Scat has also been used to better understand the diet of this species. It has been found that in many regions snow leopards freq

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Brent W. Roberts,Avshalom Caspipidly changing conditions. In this contribution, we approximate expected loss of genetic variation in black-tailed prairie dog (.) colonies from the Janos Biosphere Reserve (northern Chihuahua, Mexico) after a bottleneck experienced by this population in 2013. For this purpose, we used 10 nuclear mi

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Ursula M. Staudinger,Ulman Lindenberger total, 294 of the bears were from the wild whereas the remaining eight were from zoos in Mexico, Argentina, France, and Switzerland. A subset of 127 individuals, representing the above five South American countries, was genotyped at seven nuclear microsatellites (., ., ., ., ., ., and .). Our resul

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-0551-8 generally linked to these processes, as a result of the reduction of the effective locality size. Recent habitat fragmentation has affected the connectivity of volcano rabbit (.) populations and has increased the risk of extinction of this species. The goals of this study were to estimate the genet

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-0551-8eestablish Arkansas populations, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission conducted a translocation program from 1958 to 1968, moving 254 bears from Minnesota and Manitoba, Canada, to the Ozark and Ouachita National Forests. This remains one of the most successful large mammal translocations ever condu

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Effects of High Pressure on Sporested areas, creating the potential for serious economic impacts and tragic consequences for both humans and elephants. Managing elephants and other wide-ranging species requires information about population and group sizes, demography, distribution and habitat connectivity. Although we can view Afric