保护性引种遗传监测的现状

IF 2.8 2区 环境科学与生态学 Q1 BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION
Elspeth A. McLennan, Catherine E. Grueber, Katherine Belov, Carolyn J. Hogg
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摘要

保护性引进,即将物种转移到其原生范围之外,越来越有必要。由于遗传多样性对物种对新环境的反应至关重要,因此了解建立种群是否能够保持遗传多样性对于保护引入的长期成功至关重要。通过系统回顾,我们量化了全球的保护引种,并评估了是否正在进行遗传监测。我们发现,尽管进行了广泛的讨论,但保护性引进仍然很少。在167个例子中,大多数在北美、澳大利亚和中国进行,而多样性巨大的发展中国家的代表性不足。植物的比例过高(74%),气候变化是保护性引种的主要动机(40%)。生存和繁殖是最常测量的结果(分别为71%和37%)。10份(5.9%)报告了遗传监测,其中仅有2份考虑了时间遗传数据,并且在建立后表现出令人担忧的快速遗传负变化趋势。由于遗传证据有限,目前尚不清楚保护引进能否建立自我维持的种群。由于这些易位可能是某些物种的唯一选择,我们建议保护工作者在进行保护引种的同时进行时间遗传监测,以评估遗传多样性和近交的维持情况。只有通过科学推导的保护引进应用,我们才能学会如何在不确定的未来建立自我维持的种群。
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The current status of genetic monitoring in conservation introductions

The current status of genetic monitoring in conservation introductions

Conservation introductions, translocating species beyond their native range, are increasingly necessary. Because genetic diversity is essential for species to respond to novel environments, understanding whether establishing populations can maintain genetic diversity is crucial to the long-term success of conservation introductions. Using a systematic review, we quantified conservation introductions globally and assessed whether genetic monitoring is occurring. We found that, despite extensive discussion, conservation introductions were rare. Of 167 examples, most were performed in North America, Australia, and China, with megadiverse developing nations underrepresented. Plants were disproportionately represented (74%), and climate change was the primary motivator of conservation introductions (40%). Survival and reproduction were the most frequently measured outcomes (71% and 37%, respectively). Ten works (5.9%) reported genetic monitoring, of which only two considered temporal genetic data and showed a worrying trend of rapid negative genetic change post-establishment. With limited genetic evidence, it remains unclear whether conservation introductions can establish self-sustaining populations. As these translocations may be the only option for some species, we recommend conservation practitioners trial conservation introductions with temporal genetic monitoring to assess the maintenance of founding genetic diversity and inbreeding. Only through scientifically derived applications of conservation introductions will we learn how to establish self-sustaining populations in an uncertain future.

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Conservation Science and Practice
Conservation Science and Practice BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION-
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