Genetic variation at two mitochondrial DNA markers (control region and cytochrome b) and 11 nuclear microsatellites was analysed in 259 chamois (Genus Rupicapra) from 16 different sampling sites located in Italy, Spain, Slovakia, and Czech Republic. A partially overlapped sample of 182 alpine chamois (Rupicapra rupicapra) was also sequenced at the exon 2 of a DRB class II MHC locus in 10 populations in the Eastern Alps. The impact of selection, demography, and management was identified using different statistical methods, including a general approach based on the nonparametric combination of the p-values obtained in several non-independent tests.
Bertorelle, G.; Crestanello, B.; Mona, S.; Dronnet, F.; Pecchioli, E.; Vernesi, C.; Martinkova, N.; D'Amelio, S.; Rossi, C.; Hauffe, H.C. (2007). The relative role of selection, demography and management on the genetic variation in the chamois. In: Population Genetics for Animal Conservation II, Viote del Bondone, 6-8 settembre 2007. handle: http://hdl.handle.net/10449/24895
The relative role of selection, demography and management on the genetic variation in the chamois
Crestanello, Barbara;Pecchioli, Elena;Vernesi, Cristiano;Rossi, Chiara;Hauffe, Heidi Christine
2007-01-01
Abstract
Genetic variation at two mitochondrial DNA markers (control region and cytochrome b) and 11 nuclear microsatellites was analysed in 259 chamois (Genus Rupicapra) from 16 different sampling sites located in Italy, Spain, Slovakia, and Czech Republic. A partially overlapped sample of 182 alpine chamois (Rupicapra rupicapra) was also sequenced at the exon 2 of a DRB class II MHC locus in 10 populations in the Eastern Alps. The impact of selection, demography, and management was identified using different statistical methods, including a general approach based on the nonparametric combination of the p-values obtained in several non-independent tests.
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