… Thousands of small populations are at increased risk of … flow to small inbred populations of
diploid outbreeding organisms … management policy for fragmented populations of plants and …

… The paradigm shift we propose for management of fragmented species, with the goal of …
We challenge the currently-prevalent paradigm, which is focused on increasing inter-population …

… on single populations, or several populations sampled at a … in the context of single-population
deterministic models, in part … , these single-population approaches have been invaluable …

… be exacerbated as our population continues to grow. Increasing population is also imposing
… urgent paradigm shift which puts the focus on the ultimate drivers of environmental damage. …

… evolutionary dynamics of wild populations, molecular genetics … population structure in many
marine species, overturning the notion of large, essentially homogenous marine populations …

… From this perspective, spatially fragmented populations are singled out as “sources” or “sinks”
depending on the balance of individuals’ input (birth and immigration) and output (death …

… that inherent landscape fragmentation, in combination with … niche than many mainland
populations of American martens. … Accordingly, we indexed population performance of martens …

… and never overnight) shifts the perceptions to new practices. Such a «paradigm shift» is what
… It is the main thesis of this paper that a paradigm shift in policy science is desirable in order …

… different fragmented population structures vary 57 How do we measure genetic differentiation
among populations? … A paradigm shift is urgently needed whereby the existence of genetic …

… The habitat quality paradigm does not deny that small populations may be more prone to …
the genetic effects of habitat fragmentation on plant populations with the influence these effects …