Ibridazione tra lupo e cane in Italia: antico timore o minaccia recente?
Abstract
Sebbene l'ibridazione naturale tra differenti taxa sia riconosciuta come un importante meccanismo del processo evolutivo, l'ibridazione antropogenica, dovuta direttamente o indirettamente all'azione dell'uomo (alterazione e frammentazione degli habitat, introduzione e traslocazione di specie, etc.) è ormai riconosciuta un rilevante problema di conservazione (Allendorf et al., 2001).Downloads
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2018-07-19
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