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Donovan A Bell1,2, Kellie J Carim3, Ryan Kovach2

  • 1Wildlife Biology Program University of Montana Missoula Montana USA.

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概括

由于孤立群体的内生繁殖率高,西坡杀手鱼 (WCT) 的遗传救援至关重要. 虽然适应差异带来风险,但遗传救援可能会使遗传最贫困的WCT种群受益.

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