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Fine-scale genetic structure and diversity in native and introduced Arctic charr populations
Genetic diversity is a central indicator for assessing the conservation status, since it influences evolutionary processes and demographic dynamics of populations. In fragmented habitats, introduced populations are often genetically impoverished due to founder effects and isolation, potentia
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