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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Hybridization Is a Key Threat to Alabama Red-bellied Turtles That Has Not Been Fully Characterized Throughout Its Range. Moreover, the Population Sizes and Genetic Health of the 10 Listed Populations Are Not Known. Here We Propose to Sequence Existing Tissues for 5 of the Populations, and Gather Additional Tissues From the Remaining 5 Populations, to Assess the Threat of Hybridization Across the Species Range (a Priority 1 Recovery Action), and to Quantify Population Sizes Across the Range (a Priority 2 Recovery Action). Our Work Addresses the 3 RS, Will Be Used to Inform the FY26 5-YEAR Status Review, and Is a Partnership Between State, Federal, Academic, and Private Agencies.
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