Original paper
Strongly deleterious mutations are a primary determinant of extinction risk due to inbreeding depression
Abstract
Human-driven habitat fragmentation and loss have led to a proliferation of small and isolated plant and animal populations with high risk of extinction. One of the main threats to extinction in these populations is inbreeding depression, which is primarily caused by recessive deleterious mutations becoming homozygous due to inbreeding. The typical approach for managing these populations is to maintain high genetic diversity, increasingly by...
Paper Details
Title
Strongly deleterious mutations are a primary determinant of extinction risk due to inbreeding depression
Published Date
Feb 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
5
Issue
1
Pages
33 - 47
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