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Resource selection functions (RSFs) have been widely applied to animal tracking data to examine relative habitat selection and to help guide management and conservation strategies. While readily used in terrestrial ecology, RSFs have yet to be extensively used within marine systems. As acoustic telemetry continues to be a pervasive approach within marine environments, incorporation of RSFs can provide new insights to help prio...
Transcriptomes from German shepherd dogs reveal differences in immune activity between atopic dermatitis affected and control skinNARA Subscribed
Canine atopic dermatitis (CAD) is an inflammatory and pruritic allergic skin disease with both genetic and environmental risk factors described. We performed mRNA sequencing of non-lesional axillary skin biopsies from nine German shepherd dogs. Obtained RNA sequences were mapped to the dog genome (CanFam3.1) and a high-quality skin transcriptome was generated with 23,510 expressed gene transcripts. Differentially expressed gen...
Understanding levels of connectivity among scleractinian coral populations over a range of temporal and spatial scales is vital for managing tropical coral reef ecosystems. Here, we use multilocus microsatellite genotypes to assess the spatial genetic structure of two molecular operational taxonomic units ( MOTU s, types α and β) of the widespread coral P ocillopora damicornis on the Great Barrier Reef ( GBR ) and infer the ex...
Understanding connectivity of coral populations among and within reefs over ecologically significant timescales is essential for developing evidence‐based management strategies, including the design of marineprotected areas. Here, we present the first assessment of contemporary connectivity among populations of two M olecular O perational T axonomic U nits ( MOTU s) of the brooding coral P ocillopora damicornis . We used indiv...
Mitogenomic sequences better resolve stock structure of southern Greater Caribbean green turtle rookeriesNARA Subscribed
Analyses of mitochondrial control region polymorphisms have supported the presence of several demographically independent green turtle ( Chelonia mydas ) rookeries in the Greater Caribbean region. However, extensive sharing of common haplotypes based on 490‐bp control region sequences confounds assessment of the scale of natal homing and population structure among regional rookeries. We screened the majority of the mitochondri...
Cardiac output: a view from BuffaloNARA Subscribed
Cytomegalovirus retinitis in patients with AIDS in EuropeNARA Subscribed
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