Conservation and the Genetics of Populations
An essential resource examining the role of genetics in conserving populations and guiding effective management strategies for threatened species.
About This Book
This book provides a comprehensive overview of the genetic principles essential to the conservation of populations.
It covers key topics such as genetic diversity, inbreeding, and the effects of population fragmentation.
The text emphasizes the application of genetic tools and concepts to real-world conservation challenges.
Readers will gain an understanding of how genetic information supports effective management and preservation of species.
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