Genetic Differences between Wild and Captive Populations of the Peregrine Falcon （Falco peregrinus） and the Saker Falcon （Falco cherrug） Living in the Czech Republic

The microsatellite analysis of DNA plays an important role in studying the population genetics such as population structure, genetic variability and diversity, phylogenetic relationships of wild population of endangered species. The main aim of this study was the estimation of ten microsatellite mar...

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Published in:农业科学与技术：B 2012, Vol.2 (6), p.642-651
Main Author: Bryndova Marta Putnova Lenka Bartonova Petra Kaplanova Katerina Urban Tomas
Format: Article
Language:Chinese
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UPGMA聚类
圈养种群
捷克共和国
游隼
生活
遗传变异性
遗传差异
野生种群
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Summary:The microsatellite analysis of DNA plays an important role in studying the population genetics such as population structure, genetic variability and diversity, phylogenetic relationships of wild population of endangered species. The main aim of this study was the estimation of ten microsatellite markers variability in the F. cherrug and F. peregrinus populations. We investigated genetic diversity and structure of populations by using non-invasive genetic identification of individuals to characterize populations of raptors living in the captivity and wild in the Czech Republic during the breeding seasons 2009 and 2010. Within Falco cherrug, significant moderate genetic differentiation （FsT） was observed between Falco cherrug wild and captive. This means that there could be a little differentiation between the wild and the captive populations caused by Falco cherrug subspecies origin or hybridization in the captivity. The absence of significant genetic differentiation between Falco peregrinus wild and captive m
ISSN:2161-6264