Abstract Many South-East Asian bird species are in rapid decline due to offtake for the cage-
bird trade, a phenomenon driven largely by consumption in Indonesia and labelled the …

Threatened species recovery programmes benefit from incorporating genomic data into
conservation management strategies to enhance species recovery. However, a lack of …

There is an urgent need for reliable data on the impacts of deforestation on tropical
biodiversity. The city-state of Singapore has one of the most detailed biodiversity records in …

Abstract The Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna
and Flora (CITES) is the most important global initiative to monitor and regulate the …

Quaternary climate oscillations are a well‐known driver of animal diversification, but their
effects are most well studied in areas where glaciations lead to habitat fragmentation. In …

Heavily managed wildlife may suffer from genetic homogenization and reshuffling of locally
adapted genotypes with non-native ones. This phenomenon often affects natural …

Conservation genetics provides wildlife managers powerful tools to assist conservation
planning, being recognized as an important biodiversity component. Nevertheless …

Small and isolated populations are at risk of local extinction, either due to the reduction of
genetic diversity or due to stochastic events. We assessed genetic diversity in populations of …

In today's environmental crisis, conservationists are increasingly confronted with terminally
endangered species whose last few surviving populations may be affected by allelic …

Owing to its remarkable singing ability, the White-rumped Shama Kittacincla malabarica is a
particularly popular species in the South-East Asian cage-bird trade. Despite domestic trade …