Identification of mustelids using mitochondrial DNA and non-invasive sampling
作者： Ann E Riddle , Kristine L Pilgrim , L Scott Mills , Kevin S McKelvey , Leonard F Ruggiero
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摘要: , mitochondrial DNA, mtDNA, mustelids, non-invasivesampling,wolverineOne of the most fundamental issues in conservationbiology is determination species distributionand richness. Many species, including forest carni-vores, are elusive and secretive, making it difficult orimpossible to make even basic conservation decisionson listing, delisting, or threat status. Non-invasivesampling hairs left on hair snares can substan-tially increase our detection such species. In anextension a nationwide project using snaresacross 12 states identify lynx (
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