Ongoing climatic shifts and increasing anthropogenic pressures demand an efficient
delineation of conservation units and accurate predictions of populations' resilience and …

Biodiversity conservation is a global issue where the challenge is to integrate all levels of
biodiversity to ensure the long‐term evolutionary potential and resilience of biological …

Epigenetic variation is often characterized by modifications to DNA that do not alter the
underlying nucleotide sequence, but can influence behavior, morphology, and physiological …

In response to ever-increasing anthropogenic changes to natural ecosystems, regional,
national and international organizations have established guidelines for monitoring …

Widespread environmental changes including climate change, selective harvesting and
landscape alterations now greatly affect selection regimes for most organisms. How animals …

The fields of ecological and conservation genetics have developed greatly in recent
decades through the use of molecular markers to investigate organisms in their natural …

Epigenetic processes manage gene expression and products in a real‐time manner,
allowing a single genome to display different phenotypes. In this paper, we discussed the …

Local and global environmental changes produce shifts in species distribution as well as
adaptive evolution in wild species. Recent advances in genomic analysis tools, such as the …

Conservation biologists have realized the urgent need for genomic tools and
interdisciplinary approaches to help understand the loss of biodiversity. Conservation …

It is becoming increasingly clear that local adaptation can occur even in the face of high
gene flow and limited overall genomic differentiation among populations (reviewed by Nosil …