Structure of African elephant populations

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Structure of African elephant populations. / Siegismund, H R; Arctander, P.

I: Journal of Heredity, Bind 86, Nr. 6, 1996, s. 467-9.

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Siegismund, HR & Arctander, P 1996, 'Structure of African elephant populations', Journal of Heredity, bind 86, nr. 6, s. 467-9.

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Siegismund, H. R., & Arctander, P. (1996). Structure of African elephant populations. Journal of Heredity, 86(6), 467-9.

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Siegismund HR, Arctander P. Structure of African elephant populations. Journal of Heredity. 1996;86(6):467-9.

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Siegismund, H R ; Arctander, P. / Structure of African elephant populations. I: Journal of Heredity. 1996 ; Bind 86, Nr. 6. s. 467-9.

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title = "Structure of African elephant populations",
abstract = "The structure of elephant populations from east and south Africa has been analyzed by Georgiadis et al. (1994) on the basis of restriction site variation of mitochondrial DNA. They used F statistics based on identity by descent in tests for subdivision and reached the conclusion that there was a significant differentiation at the continental level, but that {"}populations were not significantly subdivided at the regional levels.{"} The data were reanalyzed by Monte-Carlo permutation tests where population subdivision was tested by using F statistics based on partitioning the total haplotype diversity among populations. This resulted in identical conclusions at the continental level, but revealed in addition a significant subdivision at the regional level indicating haplotype frequency differences among the populations.",
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T1 - Structure of African elephant populations

AU - Siegismund, H R

AU - Arctander, P

N1 - Keywords: Africa, Eastern; Africa, Southern; Animals; DNA, Mitochondrial; Elephants; Genetic Variation; Geography; Haplotypes; Restriction Mapping

PY - 1996

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N2 - The structure of elephant populations from east and south Africa has been analyzed by Georgiadis et al. (1994) on the basis of restriction site variation of mitochondrial DNA. They used F statistics based on identity by descent in tests for subdivision and reached the conclusion that there was a significant differentiation at the continental level, but that "populations were not significantly subdivided at the regional levels." The data were reanalyzed by Monte-Carlo permutation tests where population subdivision was tested by using F statistics based on partitioning the total haplotype diversity among populations. This resulted in identical conclusions at the continental level, but revealed in addition a significant subdivision at the regional level indicating haplotype frequency differences among the populations.

AB - The structure of elephant populations from east and south Africa has been analyzed by Georgiadis et al. (1994) on the basis of restriction site variation of mitochondrial DNA. They used F statistics based on identity by descent in tests for subdivision and reached the conclusion that there was a significant differentiation at the continental level, but that "populations were not significantly subdivided at the regional levels." The data were reanalyzed by Monte-Carlo permutation tests where population subdivision was tested by using F statistics based on partitioning the total haplotype diversity among populations. This resulted in identical conclusions at the continental level, but revealed in addition a significant subdivision at the regional level indicating haplotype frequency differences among the populations.

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SP - 467

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JO - Journal of Heredity

JF - Journal of Heredity

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