Conservation and the Genetics of Populations (PDF)

Fred W. Allendorf is a Regents Professor at the University
of Montana and a Professorial Research Fellow at Victoria
University of Wellington in New Zealand. His primary research
interests are conservation and population genetics. He has
published over 200 articles on the population genetics and
conservation of fish, amphibians, mammals, invertebrates, and
plants. He is a past President of the American Genetic Association,
served as Director of the Population Biology Program of the
National Science Foundation, and has served on the editorial boards
of Conservation Biology, Molecular Ecology,
Evolution, Conservation Genetics, Molecular
Biology and Evolution, and the Journal of Heredity. He
has taught conservation genetics at the University of Montana,
University of Oregon, University of Minnesota, and Victoria
University of Wellington.

Gordon Luikart is a Research Associate Professor at the
University of Montana and a Visiting Professor in the Center for
Investigation of Biodiversity and Genetic Resources at the
University of Porto, Portugal. He was a Research Scientist with the
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique(CNRS)at the University
Joseph Fourier in Grenoble, France. His research focuses on the
conservation and genetics of wild and domestic animals, and
includes nearly 50 publications in the field. He was a Fulbright
Scholar at La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia, is a member
of the IUCN specialists group for Caprinae (mountain ungulate)
conservation, and has served on the editorial boards of
Conservation Biology and Molecular Ecology
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