| patterns of genetic divergence among populations of the common dormouse, muscardinus avellanarius in the uk. | quantitative descriptions of population genetic structure allows the delineation of population units and is therefore of primary importance in population management and wildlife conservation. yet, predicting factors that influence the gene flow patterns in populations particularly at landscape scales remains a major challenge in evolutionary biology. here we report a population genetic study of the common dormouse, muscardinus avellanarius, a species that is seriously threatened due to anthropog ... | 2012 | 21603855 |