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    Linking Genetics and Ecology: Reconstructing the History of Relict Populations of an Endangered Semi-Aquatic Beetle

    Population ecology and genetic studies are complementary approaches to address central questions of conservation biology and can provide information for the protection of biodiversity and the improvement of co...

    Andrea Matern, Claudia Drees, Alfried P. Vogler, Thorsten Assmann in Relict Species (2010)

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    Comparative methods and evolution

    Comparative biology provides a framework for the study of evolution, by seeking answers to the question of why traits evolved. However, the difficulties of making inferences about the biological causes of trait v...

    Alfried P. Vogler, Andy Purvis in Molecular Systematics and Evolution: Theory and Practice (2002)

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    Extinction and the evolutionary process in endangered species: What to conserve?

    The study of intraspecific variation is important for the management of endangered populations. Current approaches for establishing the value of particular populations for conservation management have been con...

    Alfried P. Vogler in Molecular Approaches to Ecology and Evolution (1998)

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    Phylogenetic Analysis on the Edge: The Application of Cladistic Techniques at the Population Level

    The potential of cladistic techniques in examining phylogeny at or below the population level is examined. Four methodologies for the reconstruction of relationships between populations (qualitative Hennigian ...

    Robert DeSalle, Alfried P. Vogler in Non-Neutral Evolution (1994)