SYMPOSIUM: USING BIRD DATA FOR CONSERVATION PLANNING CHAIR. DEREK POMEROY

The importance of genetic variation for the viability of small avian populations—the Seychelles Warbler and the African Marsh Warbler

Published in: Ostrich: Journal of African Ornithology
Volume 71 , issue 1-2 , 2000 , pages: 304–306

DOI: 10.1080/00306525.2000.9639934

Author(s): C.M. Eising Zoological Laboratory, The Netherlands , K.B. Blaakmeer Zoological Laboratory, The Netherlands , J. Komdeur Zoological Laboratory, The Netherlands

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Eising, C.M., Blaakmeer, K.B. & Komdeur, J. 2000. The importance of genetic variation for the viability of small avian populations—the Seychelles Warbler and the African Marsh Warbler. Ostrich 71 (1 & 2): 304–306.

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