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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"spatially structured populations"”.

  1. Puma Dispersal Ecology in the Central Rocky Mountains

    The structuring of populations within a metapopulation, connected through dispersal, is important to basic and applied ecology. However, a considerable gap exists in our knowledge of the influence landscape heterogeneity has on dispersal and its consequences. We examined landscape effects on …

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  2. Puma Dispersal Ecology in the Central Rocky Mountains

    The structuring of populations within a metapopulation, connected through dispersal, is important to basic and applied ecology. However, a considerable gap exists in our knowledge of the influence landscape heterogeneity has on dispersal and its consequences. We examined landscape effects on …

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  3. Genetic variation in the aphid Pemphigus spyrothecae

    … I showed that $\textit{P. spyrothecae}$ populations were temporally stable over three years, and spatially structured. Populations from trees 5 to 1700 km apart were significantly differentiated, and loosely followed an isolation-by-distance model. There was slight evidence of …

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