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Conservation of genetic resources is one important field of study inconservationbiology.
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Declining amphibian populations: a global phenomenon inconservationbiology.
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In conclusion, most of the major genetic concerns inconservationbiologyare quantitative genetic issues.
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The accumulation of slightly deleterious mutations is also important inconservationbiology.
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It is also a fundamental question in the study ofconservationbiology.
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The application of quantitative genetics has led to important insights and management regimes inconservationbiology.
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This has important implications forconservationbiologyand also for the use of long-term laboratory colonies for experiments in ecology, evolution and behaviour.
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Of necessity, meta-analyses are commonly used inconservationbiologyas most data sets for endangered species are small.
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The results have consequences for the evolution of mating systems, for estimation of the genomic mutation rate, and forconservationbiology.
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Combining science and policy inconservationbiology.
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A watershed forconservationbiology?
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Inbreeding depression inconservationbiology.
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Pollinators, flowering plants, andconservationbiology.
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Results support the role of ecological interactions as determinants of community composition and structure and are relevant to the fields of community ecology andconservationbiology.
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Tropical community dynamics andconservationbiology: long-term data on community dynamics are a necessary part of research studies.
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Nature conservation embracesconservationbiology.
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For each of these project areas they strive to formulateconservationbiologybased land designs, while fostering innovative implementation approaches.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.That this is the first time that field biologists have written a book onconservationbiologyis a breakthrough inconservationbiology.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.He is often described as one of the forerunners of twentieth-centuryconservationbiology.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Her main research interests include biogeography,conservationbiologyand ecology.
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