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The risk of inbreeding versus outbreeding depression in managing an endangered and locally adapted population of a sedentary bird

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By Grace Walsh Verified, Barry J. McMahon, Filip Thorn, Patrik Rodin-Morch
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION In contemporary conservation science, there is an ongoing debate on how to manage small and isolated populations (Hohenlohe et al., 2021; Kardos et al., 2021; Robinson et al., 2022). Some researchers advocate that the most serious threat to population survival is inbreeding depression caused by an accumulation of realized genetic load.
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Inbreeding or outbreeding depression? How to manage an endangered and locally adapted population of red grouse Lagopus scotica

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By Grace Walsh Verified, Barry J. McMahon, Patrik Rodin Morch, Filip Thorn
| BioRxiv
Abstract The balance between the inbreeding and outbreeding continuum is a fundamental debate within conservation genomics. To inform this debate we use genome wide data to show that inbreeding is higher in Irish red grouse (Lagopus scotica) and that this smaller and isolated population exhibits divergence from the British.
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Birds and people: from conflict to coexistence

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By Barry J. McMahon, Beatriz Elena Arroyo, Nils Bunnefeld, Martina Carrete
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Dealing with uncertainty Uncertainty arises because of inadequate characterization of all key steps in a conflict situation, inability to measure these steps accurately and challenges associated with describing them in a way that is understood by all parties. It operates at all levels and as a result makes conflicts more challenging to resolve. Uncertainty may be considerable in ecological evidence underpinning conflicts, where interactions are complex, involving multiple, interlinked processes.
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