regions and giving way to a broad northern plain. However,
whether these mountains play an important role in influencing
gene exchange among populations of organisms such as L. reevesii
remains unclear.
The quantification of genetic variability and population genetic
structure is crucial for improved management and conservation of
natural populations (Avise, 1989; Marmi et al., 2006), yet genetic
variation in Leiolepis has received little empirical scrutiny. Malysheva
et al. (2006) examined intraspecific genetic variation of L. reevesii
by using multilocus DNA fingerprinting with several
microsatellite probes, but their samples were localized in central
Vietnam. Until now, there are no comparable sequence data on L.
reevesii from geographically separated populations, although such
data are urgently needed to elucidate the evolutionary history of
the species and contemporary population genetic structure and
to guide the development of appropriate management and conservation
strategy for the lizard.
regions and giving way to a broad northern plain. However,whether these mountains play an important role in influencinggene exchange among populations of organisms such as L. reevesiiremains unclear.The quantification of genetic variability and population geneticstructure is crucial for improved management and conservation ofnatural populations (Avise, 1989; Marmi et al., 2006), yet geneticvariation in Leiolepis has received little empirical scrutiny. Malyshevaet al. (2006) examined intraspecific genetic variation of L. reevesiiby using multilocus DNA fingerprinting with severalmicrosatellite probes, but their samples were localized in centralVietnam. Until now, there are no comparable sequence data on L.reevesii from geographically separated populations, although suchdata are urgently needed to elucidate the evolutionary history ofthe species and contemporary population genetic structure andto guide the development of appropriate management and conservationstrategy for the lizard.
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