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Detailed project information for Study Plan Number 02050-03 |
Branch : | Aquatic Ecology Branch |
Study Plan Number : | 02050-03 |
Study Title : | Technical assistance in sturgeon population dynamics |
Starting Date : | 10/01/1994 |
Completion Date : | 09/30/2002 |
Principal Investigator(s) : | King, Timothy L. |
Primary PI : | King, Timothy L. |
Telephone Number : | (304) 724-4450 |
Email Address : | tim_king@usgs.gov |
SIS Number : | 5002150 |
Primary Program Element : | Fisheries and Aquatic Resources |
Second Program Element : | Fish and Aquatic Habitats |
Status : | Completed |
Abstract : | Molecular genetics has recently achieved an important place in contemporary conservation biology as it has proven to be a robust tool for identifying reproductive isolation among populations, permitting the delineation of management units (MUs) and allowing assessment of conservation priorities from an evolutionary perspective (i.e., evolutionarily significant units, ESUs). Recently, the use of DNA polymorphisms assayed by the polymerase chain reaction has gained wider acceptance and application in defining population structure and to estimate relative contributions of individual stocks to mixed fisheries. Initially, DNA based investigations focused on analysis of mitcohondrial DNA variation because of the rapid rate of evolutionary change compared to coding nuclear DNA. |
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