曾经和未来的鱼:通过混合种群分析和古代DNA评估大西洋鱼开发的千年

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Lane M Atmore1,2, Inge van der Jagt3, Aurélie Boilard1

  • 1Centre for Ecological and Evolutionary Synthesis, Institute of Biosciences, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway.

Global change biology
|December 26, 2024
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概括

混合库存分析 (MSA) 的诊断DNA面板与古代大西洋鱼具有生物学相关性,揭示了千年来长期的开发模式和20世纪库存下降对遗传多样性的长期影响.

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古代的 DNA DNA 古代的 DNA DNA生态学生态学是什么渔业 渔业 渔业 是一个渔业.混合库存分析混合库存分析可持续的管理 可持续的管理

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