GENETIC STRUCTURE OF POPULATIONS OF EUROPEAN BROWN HARE: IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT

JOERNS FICKEL; ANKE SCHMIDT; MATHIAS PUTZE; HEINRICH SPITTLER; ARNE LUDWIG; WOLF JUERGEN STREICH; CHRISTIAN PITRA

doi:10.2193/0022-541X(2005)069[0760:GSOPOE]2.0.CO;2

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1 April 2005 GENETIC STRUCTURE OF POPULATIONS OF EUROPEAN BROWN HARE: IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT

JOERNS FICKEL, ANKE SCHMIDT, MATHIAS PUTZE, HEINRICH SPITTLER, ARNE LUDWIG, WOLF JUERGEN STREICH, CHRISTIAN PITRA

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JOERNS FICKEL,^1,* ANKE SCHMIDT,² MATHIAS PUTZE,³ HEINRICH SPITTLER,⁴ ARNE LUDWIG,⁵ WOLF JUERGEN STREICH,⁶ CHRISTIAN PITRA⁷

¹aLeibniz-Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research, Department of Evolutionary Genetics, Alfred-Kowalk
²bLeibniz-Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research, Department of Evolutionary Genetics, Alfred-Kowalk
³cLeibniz-Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research, Department of Evolutionary Genetics, Alfred-Kowalk
⁴dResearch Station for Hunting and Game Damage Prevention, Puetzchens Chaussee 228, D-53229 Bonn, Ger
⁵eLeibniz-Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research, Department of Evolutionary Genetics, Alfred-Kowalk
⁶fLeibniz-Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research, Department of Evolutionary Genetics, Alfred-Kowalk
⁷gLeibniz-Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research, Department of Evolutionary Genetics, Alfred-Kowalk

^*Fickel@IZW-Berlin.de

J. of Wildlife Management, 69(2):760-770 (2005). https://doi.org/10.2193/0022-541X(2005)069[0760:GSOPOE]2.0.CO;2

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During the last 2 decades, European brown hare (Lepus europaeus) populations have declined considerably. We evaluated whether this decline could have been associated with diminished overall fitness due to reduced genetic variability. We also estimated the extent of population differentiation. We typed 307 hares from 21 localities for 5 microsatellite loci and the mitochondrial d-loop. Analysis of molecular variance revealed a high degree of genetic variability, matrilinearily structured populations, male-biased gene flow, and lack of inbreeding. We did not identify any geographical or anthropogenic barriers to gene flow. Because extant populations are small and susceptible to random genetic drift, we recommend changes to current population management practices and periodic genetic surveys.

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JOERNS FICKEL, ANKE SCHMIDT, MATHIAS PUTZE, HEINRICH SPITTLER, ARNE LUDWIG, WOLF JUERGEN STREICH, and CHRISTIAN PITRA "GENETIC STRUCTURE OF POPULATIONS OF EUROPEAN BROWN HARE: IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT," Journal of Wildlife Management 69(2), 760-770, (1 April 2005). https://doi.org/10.2193/0022-541X(2005)069[0760:GSOPOE]2.0.CO;2

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