Unprecedented advances in sequencing technology in the past decade allow a better
understanding of genetic variation and its partitioning in natural populations. Such inference …

Within-species, biodiversity can be organized in units, ranging from subspecies to
evolutionarily significant units (ESUs), populations and social groups. To define ESUs …

Aim Connectivity is vital to the resiliency of populations to environmental change and
stochastic events, especially for cold‐adapted species as Arctic and alpine tundra habitats …

The Canadian Rocky Mountains are one of the few places on Earth where the spatial
genetic structure of wide-ranging species has been relatively unaffected by anthropogenic …

We describe temporal and spatial patterns of seasonal space-use and migration by 16 GPS-
collared Stone's sheep (Ovis dalli stonei) from nine bands in the Cassiar Mountains of …

For centuries, indigenous sheep have been bred in extensive low-input systems in
Midwestern Brazil. The hypothesis of this study was the assumption that phenotypic …

Wildlife conservation often focuses on mitigating disturbance in critical habitats, like
reproductive ranges. We studied lambing and nursery habitat selection by Stone's sheep …

Dall's sheep (Ovis dalli dalli) in Alaska are highly prized by the public and outdoor
enthusiasts for hunting and viewing opportunities. However, the population of Dall's sheep …

The integration of genetic and environmental information can help wildlife managers better
understand the factors affecting a species' population structure and their response to …

Habitats and migration corridors used by wildlife have become increasingly modified by
anthropogenic disturbances, and in many cases have resulted in population declines and …