Revealing the Geographic Patterns of Human-Used Species Diversity
A Comprehensive Analysis of Genetic Variation in 727 Plant and Animal Populations
Unveiling the Conservation Status of Ecologically Rare Species
Understanding the geographic patterns of the diversity of species used by people is crucial for effective conservation and sustainable resource management. A comprehensive global analysis has been conducted on the genetic diversity of 727 plant and animal populations, shedding light on the variation in diversity across different regions and species.
This study, published in the prestigious journal Nature, provides valuable insights into the global distribution and conservation status of ecologically rare mammal and bird species. The findings highlight the need for targeted conservation efforts to protect these vulnerable populations.
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