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Genetic Connectivity and Population Viability in Fragmented Agroecosystems

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Agricultural Landscape Connectivity Assessment

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Agri Environmental › Agricultural Landscape Connectivity Assessment

Genetic Connectivity and Population Viability in Fragmented Agroecosystems

This research applies landscape genetics to quantify gene flow and genetic diversity maintenance in wild species populations inhabiting fragmented agricultural regions. The study identifies spatial configurations that minimize inbreeding depression and support long-term population persistence in human-dominated landscapes.

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