… Science-based genetic management of fragmented animal and plant populations We
emphasize that genetic management must be integrated with other management actions in a …

… meet the situation and many management paradigms are being suggested … paradigm shift
seems to be needed. This paper argues for this and proposes a shift in the present paradigms…

… of the primary forces shaping patterns of genetic variability in marine fishes, resulting in
controversies of their implications for management and conservation, we highlight instances …

… of candidate genes for traits of interest, we argue here that it is time for a paradigm shift in the
… By combining dense genotypic information in and around candidate genes, it is possible to …

… A shift in mitigation strategies could be helped by adjusting our perception of … paradigm shift
in considering the ecology and evolution of MGEs is an essential step towards managing the …

… heterogeneous, but susceptibility is due to major genes in many cases. Genotypes relatively
… the internal genetic component to disease cause, we should evaluate the genetic input and …

… We argue that current trends in species classification are the result of a paradigm shift
toward which systematics and population genetics have converged and that regards species as …

… genes involved in multiple biochemical pathways across the transition period, enabling a
better understanding of the implications of management … These results require a paradigm shift …

… Fortunately, because of a better overall understanding of ovarian tumourigenesis and
advancements in the disease’s (epi)genetic and molecular profiling, a paradigm shift has emerged …

… Our goals are to outline how this paradigm shift happened then illustrate how the … traits
include genes that counteract resistance genes for herbicides and pesticides, lethal genes that …