Introduction to Conservation Genetics¶
Frankham, R., Ballou, J. D., & Briscoe, D. A. (2010). Introduction to Conservation Genetics. Cambridge University Press.
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- Minority Signal Preservation
- The regime-shift invariant holds exactly: the residue's value is non-zero conditional on a future shift, and a population whose standing variation has been purged (a bottlenecked or inbred population) cannot adapt when selection turns, which is the biological reading of "erasure of dissent signals fragile adaptive capacity."
This sourceEstablishes that loss of standing genetic variation in bottlenecked/inbred populations reduces the capacity to adapt to environmental change.
- The regime-shift invariant holds exactly: the residue's value is non-zero conditional on a future shift, and a population whose standing variation has been purged (a bottlenecked or inbred population) cannot adapt when selection turns, which is the biological reading of "erasure of dissent signals fragile adaptive capacity."
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