Gene Flow Augmentation is a conservation genetics strategy that belongs to the class of rescue effect interventions, specifically involving the intentional increase of genetic exchange between populations to enhance genetic diversity and reduce inbreeding depression in small or isolated populations.
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Evaluating the outcomes of genetic rescue attempts
Zachary L. Robinson, Donovan A. Bell, Tashi Dhendup et al. · Conservation Biology · 2020 · 76 citations
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