Urbanization reduces gene flow but not genetic diversity of stream salamander populations in the New York City metropolitan area

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Ultimately, in my current research we found, in consensus with many other studies, urbanization does in fact limit E. bislineata gene flow between streams in NYC. https://t.co/8DO4AbpBgH

@HellbenderHecht @Wild_Thing2020 @nfusco22 And check out @nfusco22 's paper re: urbanization gradient and sallies in nyc metro area https://t.co/q1EIUP56eA

Urbanization reduces gene flow but not genetic diversity of stream salamander populations in the New York City metropolitan area. https://t.co/UjtDqUTU0p

RT @EvolAppJournal: In amphibians, both salamanders from New York (Fusco @nfusco22 et al, https://t.co/QGurpjOy0X) and frogs from Shanghai…

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