Metapopulation Source Selection

Metapopulation Source Selection is a methodological framework within source population selection that specifically identifies and prioritizes subpopulations in a fragmented landscape based on their connectivity, genetic diversity, and demographic stability to optimize the sampling or reintroduction of individuals across a metapopulation system.

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    Kaius Helenurm

    University of South Dakota, United States

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  1. Conservation Biology

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