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The Conservation of Genetic Diversity: Science and Policy Needs in a Changing World

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Series: JNCC Report Series Volume: 383
Edited By: A Gregory
91 pages, Figs
The Conservation of Genetic Diversity: Science and Policy Needs in a Changing World
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Proceedings of a UKPopNet workshop on The conservation of genetic diversity: science and policy needs in a changing world, held at Losehill Hall from 19-21 October 2005. The following questions were addressed:

*What is conservation seeking to achieve from a genetic standpoint?
*Can molecular markers be used to determine which of a species' population are conservation priorities?
*Do we really need to know about genetic variation?
*What strategies do we need to adopt to conserve the processes that sustain diversity?
*How should we strike a balance between conserving local adaptation, avoiding inbreeding depression and promoting future adaptability
*Protected areas or landscapes: a simple choice?
*Where are the key gaps in our knowledge, and what action or research is needed to address these?

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Report Out of Print
Series: JNCC Report Series Volume: 383
Edited By: A Gregory
91 pages, Figs
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