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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Evolutionarily Significant Units (ESUs)"”.

  1. Using a multi-dimensional approach to determine the conservation and taxonomic statuses of two rare crayfishes in northern Arkansas

    … of the species. We identified three unique evolutionarily significant units (ESUs) in need of separate conservation attention. However, our morphological analysis had conflicting results, and only showed one of the recovered clades to be unique. Further genetic data should be analyzed in the …

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  2. The Application of Molecular Genetics to the Conservation Management of Quolls, Dasyurus Species (Dasyuridae:Marsupialia)

    … species of quolls, and the definition of units for conservation within these species. The development of suitable nuclear markers was a vital first step in defining levels of genetic variability and differentiation within and between the different populations and species. These markers …

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  3. Behavioural Ecology in Conservation Planning: Individual and Sex-Specific Insights from Woodland Caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) in Western Canada

    … often relies on delineating intraspecific units to capture ecological and evolutionary diversity. To do this, traditional frameworks often emphasize genetic or taxonomic criteria as a first line of evidence for evolutionary significance. While useful, this approach assumes discrete …

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