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Spatial patterns of demography and genetic processes across the species' range: Null hypotheses for landscape conservation genetics
Compared with populations near the core of a species' range, edge populations tend to be characterized by low density and high temporal variation. Based on empirical studies quantifying this pattern, we show that effective population size (Ne) could be 2 to 30 times greater near the core of the spec
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