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DNA Analyses in Avian Ecological Studies. Phylogeny and Conservation Genetics
鳥類の生態研究におけるDNA分析 系統と保全遺伝学を中心に
1996
Journal of the Yamashina Institute for Ornithology
鳥類の生態研究におけるDNA分析 系統と保全遺伝学を中心に
In avian ecology, utilization of molecular techniques, especially DNA polymorphism analyses, has been increasing. Current avian molecular studies include three major interrelated approaches; molecular phylogeny, molecular genetics and conservation genetics. This review describes the outline of Sibley's tapestry, examples of studies utilizing the three approaches and discusses molecular tools, ethical problems and future possibilties. RFLP of mitochondrial DNA has been the most popular method
doi:10.3312/jyio1952.28.51
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