The course lays emphasis on genes as basic units necessary for species survival, adaptation and evolution. It covers some basic evolutionary genetics, focusing on topics such as genetic diversity and its loss, inbreeding and inbreeding depression, population fragmentation, and attempts to define the notion of a genetically viable population. It ends with case studies on the practical applications of genetics to conservation
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