Contrasting evolutionary history, anthropogenic declines and genetic contact in the northern and southern white rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum).

Keyphrases

• Evolutionary History 100%
• Ceratotherium Simum 100%
• Northern White Rhinoceros 100%
• Southern White Rhinoceros 100%
• Secondary Contact 100%
• 20th Century 50%
• Divergence 50%
• Positive Outcomes 50%
• Technological Progress 50%
• Africa 50%
• Nineteenth Century 50%
• Grassland 50%
• Sub-Saharan 50%
• Genetic Diversity 50%
• Late Holocene 50%
• Colonial Expansion 50%
• Last Glacial Maximum 50%
• Glacial Period 50%
• Microsatellite Loci 50%
• Rhinoceros 50%
• White Rhinoceros 50%
• Low Genetic Diversity 50%
• Conservation Strategies 50%
• Genetic Evaluation 50%
• Demographic History 50%
• Conservation Status 50%
• Northern Populations 50%
• Post-reproductive 50%
• Reproductive Individual 50%
• Anthropogenic Pressure 50%
• Historical Samples 50%
• Demographic Decline 50%
• Bantu 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Evolution 100%
• Rhinoceros 100%
• Ceratotherium simum 100%
• Genetic Divergence 66%
• Reproductives 33%
• Grassland 33%
• Microsatellite 33%
• Conservation Status 33%