Genetics in conservation Flashcards

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molecular markers

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provide info on individuals, populations, etc.

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genetic markers much be

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heritable, have useful level of variation among samples, should be selectively neutral

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3
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what are some approaches for looking at genetic markers?

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DNA sequencing and PCR (small samples)

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4
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what are some genetic markers?

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nuclear DNA and mitochondrial DNA
- powerful together

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5
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mitochondrial DNA is…

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non-recombining and uniparental inheritance

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6
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what are microsatellites?

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key markers or variable regions

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7
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why are SNPs replacing micro satellites?

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cheaper and millions in a genome

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8
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molecular sexing

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use genes that differ between sexes

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9
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PID vs PSIB

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PID is for unrelated individuals and PSIB is for siblings. If there is a low chance of two being the same, they are probably from the same individual

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10
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assignment tests

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what population does an organism, belong to?
- useful for poaching

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11
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tragedy of the commons

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thought that natural resources are common and inexhaustible

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