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Understanding the multiple meanings of 'inbreeding' and 'effective size' for genetic management of African rhinoceros populations |
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Braude, S.; Templeton, A.R. |
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2009 |
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African Journal of Ecology |
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47 |
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546-555 |
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Africa
Genetics
African Rhino Species
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| Although some African rhinoceros populations are currently increasing, others are critically endangered. Even healthy populations are extensively managed in the wild and in captivity. While political and demographic considerations are of primary concern, many decisions are made in the name of gen... |
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