Adaptive genetic variation and gene flow potential in the alpine plant Arabis alpina
Bühler, Dominique
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Bühler, Dominique
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The chance of a species to persist under changing environmental conditions largely depends on genetic variation, gene flow and, on mating strategies.A sufficient amount of adaptive genetic variation, meaning genes beneficial for adaptation to environmental change, may be already available within populations (standing genetic variation).In turn, gene flow may spread
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The chance of a species to persist under changing environmental conditions largely depends on genetic variation, gene flow and, on mating strategies.A sufficient amount of adaptive genetic variation, meaning genes beneficial for adaptation to environmental change, may be already available within populations (standing genetic variation).In turn, gene flow may spread
Key concepts: Gene flow, Variation (astronomy), Biology, Genetic variation, Gene, Physics, Genetics, Astronomy