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Migration and inbreeding: The importance of recipient population size for genetic management
Sewall Wright demonstrated 70 years ago that the number of migrants required to maintain specified levels of gene flow (i.e. avoid excessive inbreeding) is virtually independent of the size of the recipient population. According to conventional wisdom, this idea is valid provided population size exc
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