Standardized genetic diversity-life history correlates for improved genetic resource management of Neotropical trees
Aim: Life history traits and range size are key correlates of genetic diversity in trees. We used a standardized sampling protocol to explore how life history traits and range size relate to the magnitude, variance and structuring (both between- and within-population) of genetic diversity in Neotrop...
| Autor principal: | Lowe, Andrew J. |
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| Outros Autores: | Breed, Martin F., Caron, Henri, Colpaert, Nathalie, Dick, Christopher W., Finegan, Bryan, Gardner, Mike, Gheysen, Godelieve D.R., Gribel, Rogério, Harris, J. Berton C., Kremer, Antoine, Lemes, Maristerra R., Margis, Rogério, Navarro, Carlos Manuel, Salgueiro, Fabiano, Villalobos-Barrantes, Heidy M., Cavers, Stephen |
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oai:repositorio:1-15635 Standardized genetic diversity-life history correlates for improved genetic resource management of Neotropical trees Lowe, Andrew J. Breed, Martin F. Caron, Henri Colpaert, Nathalie Dick, Christopher W. Finegan, Bryan Gardner, Mike Gheysen, Godelieve D.R. Gribel, Rogério Harris, J. Berton C. Kremer, Antoine Lemes, Maristerra R. Margis, Rogério Navarro, Carlos Manuel Salgueiro, Fabiano Villalobos-Barrantes, Heidy M. Cavers, Stephen Effective Population Size Founder Effect Gene Flow Genetic Resources Genetic Structure Genetic Variation Life History Trait Meta Analysis Neotropical Region Pioneer Species Genetics, Population Range Size Resource Management Seed Dispersal Tree Animalsia Aim: Life history traits and range size are key correlates of genetic diversity in trees. We used a standardized sampling protocol to explore how life history traits and range size relate to the magnitude, variance and structuring (both between- and within-population) of genetic diversity in Neotropical tree species. Location: The Neotropics. Methods: We present a meta-analysis of new population genetic data generated for 23 Neotropical tree species (=2,966 trees, 86 populations) across a shared and broad geographic area. We compared established population genetic metrics across these species (e.g., genetic diversity, population structure, fine-scale genetic structure), plus we estimated the rarely used variance in genetic diversity among populations. We used a multivariate, maximum likelihood, multimodel inference approach to explore the relative influence of life history traits and range size on patterns of neutral genetic diversity. Results: We found that pioneer and narrow range species had lower levels but greater variance in genetic diversity—signs of founder effects and stronger genetic drift. Animal-dispersed species had lower population differentiation, indicating extensive gene flow. Abiotically dispersed and pioneer species had stronger fine-scale genetic structure, suggesting restricted seed dispersal and family cohort establishment. Main conclusions: Our multivariable and multispecies approach allows ecologically relevant conclusions, since knowing whether one parameter has an effect, or one species shows a response in isolation, is dependent on the combination of traits expressed by a species. Our study demonstrates the influence of ecological processes on the distribution of genetic variation in tropical trees, and will help guide genetic resource management, and contribute to predicting the impacts of land use change. © 2018 John Wiley & Sons Ltd 2020-05-15T18:54:31Z 2020-05-15T18:54:31Z 2018 Artigo https://repositorio.inpa.gov.br/handle/1/15635 10.1111/ddi.12716 en Volume 24, Número 6, Pags. 730-741 Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Brazil http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/br/ application/pdf Diversity and Distributions |
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Effective Population Size Founder Effect Gene Flow Genetic Resources Genetic Structure Genetic Variation Life History Trait Meta Analysis Neotropical Region Pioneer Species Genetics, Population Range Size Resource Management Seed Dispersal Tree Animalsia |
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Effective Population Size Founder Effect Gene Flow Genetic Resources Genetic Structure Genetic Variation Life History Trait Meta Analysis Neotropical Region Pioneer Species Genetics, Population Range Size Resource Management Seed Dispersal Tree Animalsia Lowe, Andrew J. Standardized genetic diversity-life history correlates for improved genetic resource management of Neotropical trees |
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Effective Population Size Founder Effect Gene Flow Genetic Resources Genetic Structure Genetic Variation Life History Trait Meta Analysis Neotropical Region Pioneer Species Genetics, Population Range Size Resource Management Seed Dispersal Tree Animalsia |
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Aim: Life history traits and range size are key correlates of genetic diversity in trees. We used a standardized sampling protocol to explore how life history traits and range size relate to the magnitude, variance and structuring (both between- and within-population) of genetic diversity in Neotropical tree species. Location: The Neotropics. Methods: We present a meta-analysis of new population genetic data generated for 23 Neotropical tree species (=2,966 trees, 86 populations) across a shared and broad geographic area. We compared established population genetic metrics across these species (e.g., genetic diversity, population structure, fine-scale genetic structure), plus we estimated the rarely used variance in genetic diversity among populations. We used a multivariate, maximum likelihood, multimodel inference approach to explore the relative influence of life history traits and range size on patterns of neutral genetic diversity. Results: We found that pioneer and narrow range species had lower levels but greater variance in genetic diversity—signs of founder effects and stronger genetic drift. Animal-dispersed species had lower population differentiation, indicating extensive gene flow. Abiotically dispersed and pioneer species had stronger fine-scale genetic structure, suggesting restricted seed dispersal and family cohort establishment. Main conclusions: Our multivariable and multispecies approach allows ecologically relevant conclusions, since knowing whether one parameter has an effect, or one species shows a response in isolation, is dependent on the combination of traits expressed by a species. Our study demonstrates the influence of ecological processes on the distribution of genetic variation in tropical trees, and will help guide genetic resource management, and contribute to predicting the impacts of land use change. © 2018 John Wiley & Sons Ltd |
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Lowe, Andrew J. |
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Breed, Martin F. Caron, Henri Colpaert, Nathalie Dick, Christopher W. Finegan, Bryan Gardner, Mike Gheysen, Godelieve D.R. Gribel, Rogério Harris, J. Berton C. Kremer, Antoine Lemes, Maristerra R. Margis, Rogério Navarro, Carlos Manuel Salgueiro, Fabiano Villalobos-Barrantes, Heidy M. Cavers, Stephen |
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Breed, Martin F. Caron, Henri Colpaert, Nathalie Dick, Christopher W. Finegan, Bryan Gardner, Mike Gheysen, Godelieve D.R. Gribel, Rogério Harris, J. Berton C. Kremer, Antoine Lemes, Maristerra R. Margis, Rogério Navarro, Carlos Manuel Salgueiro, Fabiano Villalobos-Barrantes, Heidy M. Cavers, Stephen |
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Standardized genetic diversity-life history correlates for improved genetic resource management of Neotropical trees |
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Standardized genetic diversity-life history correlates for improved genetic resource management of Neotropical trees |
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Standardized genetic diversity-life history correlates for improved genetic resource management of Neotropical trees |
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Standardized genetic diversity-life history correlates for improved genetic resource management of Neotropical trees |
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Standardized genetic diversity-life history correlates for improved genetic resource management of Neotropical trees |
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standardized genetic diversity-life history correlates for improved genetic resource management of neotropical trees |
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Diversity and Distributions |
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2020 |
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https://repositorio.inpa.gov.br/handle/1/15635 |
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