Genetic rescue without genomic swamping in wild populations

Abstract
Gene flow is an enigmatic evolutionary force because it can limit adaptation but can also help populations escape inbreeding depression. Manipulating gene flow for conservation purposes is a controversial, but potentially powerful management strategy. We use multigenerational pedigrees and genomics to test demographic and evolutionary consequences of manipulating gene flow in two isolated wild Trinidadian guppy populations. We found that on...
Paper Details
Title
Genetic rescue without genomic swamping in wild populations
Published Date
Jul 15, 2019
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