Genomics Offers New Tools for Climate Change Adaptation in Endangered Species

Researchers from Flinders University have demonstrated how genomics can be used to identify wild populations most vulnerable to climate change, offering crucial guidance for the conservation of threatened species. The study, published in the Journal of Heredity, examined the endangered southern pygmy perch and showed that conservation breeding guided by genomic information can preserve long-term evolutionary resilience.

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