Monitoring Endangered Species Populations: Gene Dispersal Can Have Pronounced Effects on the Relationship between Census Size and Genetic Diversity

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"Monitoring Endangered Species Populations: Gene Dispersal Can Have Pronounced Effects on the Relationship between Census Size and Genetic Diversity"
written by Steven H. Rogstad, Stephan Pelikan,
published by American Journal of Plant Sciences, Vol.4 No.10, 2013

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