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Lonesome George, no longer?
Galapagos tortoises summon up images of great, lumbering beasts on idyllic islands that planted the seeds of natural selection in the young naturalist, Charles Darwin. In a recent paper, Poulakakis et al. (2015) provide genetic evidence of two lineages of tortoises … Continue reading →
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Posted in conservation, DNA barcoding, natural history, pedigree, population genetics
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Tagged breeding, conservation, DNA, tortoises
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