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The effect of habitat fragmentation on dispersal patterns, mating behavior, and genetic variation in a pika (Ochotona princeps) metapopulation
Mary M. Peacock, Andrew T. Smith
Life Sciences, School of (SOLS)
Sustainability Initiative
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Agriculture & Biology
Ochotona princeps
100%
Ochotonidae
84%
habitat fragmentation
58%
mating behavior
55%
genetic variation
35%
habitats
32%
DNA fingerprinting
26%
random mating
21%
population dynamics
14%
talus
12%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
mating behavior
94%
genetic variation
68%
metapopulation
66%
habitat fragmentation
66%
habitat
34%
DNA fingerprinting
18%
effect
13%
population dynamics
10%
talus
7%
relatedness
6%
DNA
4%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Lagomorpha
94%
Ecosystem
62%
Genetic Variation
54%
DNA Fingerprinting
17%
Population Dynamics
11%
Population
7%
Talus
6%
Islands
5%
Habits
4%