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New Insights into the Genetic Makeup of North Atlantic Blue Whales

New Insights into the Genetic Makeup of North Atlantic Blue Whales - World Report Now

Ghosts, global warming and hunter-gatherers

Ghosts, global warming and hunter-gatherers
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The blowfly Chrysomya latifrons inhabits fragmented rainforests, but s by Nathan J Butterworth, James F Wallman et al

Climate change and deforestation are causing rainforests to become increasingly fragmented, placing them at heightened risk of biodiversity loss. Invertebrates constitute the greatest proportion of this biodiversity, yet we lack basic knowledge of their population structure and ecology. There is a compelling need to develop our understanding of the population dynamics of a wide range of rainforest invertebrates so that we can begin to understand how rainforest fragments are connected, and how they will cope with future habitat fragmentation and climate change. Blowflies are an ideal candidate for such research because they are widespread, abundant, and can be easily collected within rainforests. We genotyped 188 blowflies (Chrysomya latifrons) from 15 isolated rainforests and found high levels of gene flow, a lack of genetic structure between rainforests, and low genetic diversity – suggesting the presence of a single large genetically depauperate population. This highlights that: (1

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