Publications by authors named "Hanne Haugen"
Article Synopsis
- Genetic diversity is threatened by human activities that disrupt gene flow and reduce population sizes, necessitating a consideration of ecological conditions influencing survival and recruitment.
- In a study comparing two landscapes in Norway, it was found that while the forested landscape had higher genetic diversity, it also exhibited lower gene flow due to factors like microclimatic moisture and vegetation cover.
- The impacts of human interference on genetic diversity vary based on local ecological conditions, indicating the need for tailored management strategies to enhance population stability in agricultural landscapes while addressing vulnerability in forested areas.
