Genomics Offers New Strategies for Conserving Endangered Species Amidst Climate Change
Researchers at Flinders University have shown that genomic data can identify wild populations most vulnerable to climate change, providing crucial guidance for conservation efforts. Their study on the endangered southern pygmy perch, published in the Journal of Heredity, demonstrated that genomics-guided conservation breeding can preserve a species' long-term evolutionary resilience.
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