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Showcasing the application of genetics for the conservation management of austral birds

Helen R. Taylor, Anna M. Kearns

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Globally, at least 40% of bird species are in decline and one in eight species are at risk of extinction (Birdlife International 2018a). Owing to the complex and interconnected causes of species’ d...

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Globally, at least 40% of bird species are in decline and one in eight species are at risk of extinction (Birdlife International 2018a). Owing to the complex and interconnected causes of species’ d...

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Globally, at least 40% of bird species are in decline and one in eight species are at risk of extinction (Birdlife International 2018a). Owing to the complex and interconnected causes of species’ d...

Key concepts: Ornithology, Conservation biology, Southern Hemisphere, Conservation genetics, Biology, Ecology, Evolutionary biology, Zoology

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