
Keywords: sus-scrofa
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Maternal Transmission Ratio Distortion in Two Iberian Pig VarietiesM. Vazquez-Gomez, M. M. de Hijas-Villalba, L. Varona, N. Ibanez-Escriche, J. P. Rosas, S. Negro, J. L. Noguera and J. Casellas, Genes, 11:16. 2020.![]() Although TRD can be a confounding factor in genetic mapping studies, this phenomenon remains mostly unknown in pigs, particularly in traditional breeds (i.e., the Iberian pig). We aimed to describe the maternal TRD prevalence and its genomic distribution in two Iberian varieties. ... Keywords: ant, biological control, conservation, Eradication, gene drive synthetic, insect pests, management, next-generation, release, removal, sus-scrofa |
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Yes we can! Exciting progress and prospects for controlling invasives on islands and beyondD. Simberloff, B. Keitt, D. Will, N. Holmes, E. Pickett and P. Genovesi, Western North American Naturalist, 78:942-958. 2018.![]() Eradication and maintenance management of island invasive species have long histories, and incremental improvements of existing technologies plus occasional novel approaches have led to more challenging targets and increased success rates in certain categories. Many nonnative ... Keywords: ant, biological control, conservation, Eradication, gene drive synthetic, insect pests, management, next-generation, release, removal, sus-scrofa |

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David O’Brochta
Foundation for the
National Institutes of Health
geneconvenevi@fnih.org
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