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Hybridization load introduced by Alpine ibex hybrid swarms
Species conservation efforts can be threatened by deleterious mutation accumulation following population contractions. In addition to de novo mutations, a significant source of genetic load could be deleterious variants introduced into a population through hybridization. Hence, even successfully res
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