Are heritability and selection related to population size in nature? Meta‐analysis and conservation implications

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@wallischris10 @ExcludedMuddle @itsbirdemic @amy_harmon https://t.co/nBghUmRmLq "It is widely thought that small populations should have less additive genetic variance and respond less efficiently to natural selection than large populations. Across taxa, w

RT @thefraserlab: Good news: many small populations apparently retain adaptive potential! Read final version: https://t.co/n2tttZQPi2 https…

RT @thefraserlab: Good news: many small populations apparently retain adaptive potential! Read final version: https://t.co/n2tttZQPi2 https…

RT @thefraserlab: Good news: many small populations apparently retain adaptive potential! Read final version: https://t.co/n2tttZQPi2 https…

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