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期刊名:Journal of heredity

缩写:J HERED

ISSN:0022-1503

e-ISSN:1465-7333

IF/分区:2.2/Q3

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Teresa M Pegan,Ashwin Sivakumar,Christian Burns et al. Teresa M Pegan et al.
Structural variants (SVs) comprise an axis of genetic diversity with strong consequences for phenotype and fitness, making them a potentially important target for conservation genomics. Here we review how and why SVs can play a role in in c...
Jason Johns,Malia Moore,Merly Escalona et al. Jason Johns et al.
Phyllospadix spp. (surfgrass) are flowering plants and keystone species in the rocky intertidal and subtidal environments of the North Pacific Ocean. Here we report a chromosome level assembly for P. torreyi, which occurs along the coast of...
Yasuko Ishida,Brian C Hamlin,Richard L Green et al. Yasuko Ishida et al.
Chronic wasting disease (CWD) is a fatal disease in cervids caused by abnormally folded proteins known as prions. Since its identification in 1967, CWD has spread to wild cervid populations in 36 U.S. states. Some variants in the prion prot...
Nicole M Foley,Emma Brookover,Michael E Tewes et al. Nicole M Foley et al.
The ocelot, Leopardus pardalis, is a medium-size member of the cat family Felidae found throughout the Neotropics. This solitary, nocturnal species is of increasing conservation concern in the United States due to habitat loss and fragmenta...
Erik R Funk,Caitlin J Curry,Scott Tremor et al. Erik R Funk et al.
Efforts to recover endangered species often rely on restoring populations to their historical range, yet reestablishing lost genetic variation is challenging when the ancestral genetic landscape is poorly understood. The Pacific pocket mous...
Ole K Tørresen,Ave Tooming-Klunderud,Morten Skage et al. Ole K Tørresen et al.
We describe a chromosome-level genome assembly from a wild alpine reindeer individual (Rangifer tarandus tarandus) from the Rondane area in Southern Norway. The assembly is resolved into two pseudo-haplotypes: hap 1 spanning 3,081 megabases...
Dalya Salih,Ellie E Armstrong,Charles T Robbins et al. Dalya Salih et al.
Microsatellites are powerful markers for tracking genetic variation in wildlife populations due to their high polymorphism and genome-wide abundance. While PCR-based fragment size analysis has been the standard for genotyping microsatellite...
Rachel A Carroll,Edward S Ricemeyer,LaDeana W Hillier et al. Rachel A Carroll et al.
Examples of convergent evolution, wherein distantly related organisms evolve similar traits, including behaviors, underscore the adaptive power of natural selection. In birds, obligate brood parasitism, and the associated loss of parental c...
Daniel Poveda-Martínez,Nicolás Nahuel Moreyra,Jose Manuel Latorre Estivalis et al. Daniel Poveda-Martínez et al.
The cactus moth, Cactoblastis cactorum, native to southern South America, has extended its range throughout Florida, north to coastal South Carolina and west to Texas in the United States and the Caribbean region, posing a threat to native ...
Milagros G Rivera,Merly Escalona,John Carlos Garza et al. Milagros G Rivera et al.
The northern elephant seal (Mirounga angustirostris) is the largest pinniped species in the northern hemisphere. The species is classified as being of least conservation concern by the IUCN-a triumph of conservation efforts despite hunting ...