Globally common, locally rare: revisiting disregarded genetic diversity for conservation planning of widespread species

摘要: Species endangerment, as determined by the national and international authorities, are crucial in conservation decisions at local regional scales. While species priority unit of conservation, subspecies widespread often neglected planning research, irrespective their unique genetic identity. Peripheral populations isolated endangered while status on IUCN Red List is considered ‘Least Concern’. We advocate for evaluation polytypic species, to recognize importance assessing intraspecific that distinct from distribution species.