Introduction to Conservation Genetics > 생명과학

Table of Contents
Preface
Copyright acknowledgments
Ch. 1 Introduction 1
Ch. 2 Genetics and extinction 23
Sect. I Evolutionary Genetics of Natural Populations
Ch. 3 Genetic diversity 45
Ch. 4 Characterizing genetic diversity: single loci 72
Ch. 5 Characterizing genetic diversity: quantitative variation 96
Ch. 6 Evolution in large populations. I. Natural selection and adaptation 126
Ch. 7 Evolution in large populations. II. Mutation, migration and their interactions with selection 154
Ch. 8 Evolution in small populations 175
Ch. 9 Maintenance of genetic diversity 197
Sect. II Effects of Population Size Reduction
Ch. 10 Loss of genetic diversity in small populations 227
Ch. 11 Inbreeding 254
Ch. 12 Inbreeding depression 280
Ch. 13 Population fragmentation 309
Ch. 14 Genetically viable populations 336
Sect. III From Theory to Practice
Ch. 15 Resolving taxonomic uncertainties and defining management units 365
Ch. 16 Genetics and the management of wild populations 395
Ch. 17 Genetic management of captive populations 419
Ch. 18 Genetic management for reintroduction 448
Ch. 19 Use of molecular genetics in forensics and to understand species biology 471
Ch. 20 The broader context: population viability analysis (PVA) 502
Take home messages from this book 529
Revision problems 531
Glossary 533
Answers to problems 546
References 567
Index 607