The Role of Genetics in Conserving Small Populations
- Series : Symposia of the British Ecological Society
- Publisher : JNCC
- Published In : Peterborough
- Illustrations : text figs
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Proceedings of a British Ecological Society Symposium, September 1995, York. This symposium was the first on the genetic aspects of nature conservation to be held in Britain. The first section includes contributions that discuss both the theoretical and practical questions that conservationists should be asking when planning programmmes to conserve biodiversity. Later chapters attempt to answer these questions looking at a diverse range of British species. Sections: the conservation implications of genetic survey data; genetics and species recovery; conservation genetics and demography.
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