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Habitat Fragmentation Impact on Wild Pollinator Population Genetics Structure

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Habitat Fragmentation Impact on Wild Pollinator Population Genetics Structure

This research quantifies genetic diversity loss, inbreeding coefficients, and gene flow reduction in isolated pollinator populations using molecular markers and landscape genomics. These findings elucidate extinction risk mechanisms and guide habitat connectivity restoration strategies.

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