PAPER: Adaptive Potential in Threatened Passerine Bird
URL: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2019.01.072
Little Adaptive Potential in a Threatened Passerine Bird
February 2019
de Villemereuil P, Rutschmann A, Lee KD, Ewen JG, Brekke P, Santure AW 2019. Little Adaptive Potential in a Threatened Passerine Bird. Curr Biol 29(5): 889-894 e3.
ABSTRACT
Threatened species face numerous threats, including future challenges triggered by global change. A possible way to cope with these challenges is through adaptive evolution, which requires adaptive potential. Adaptive potential is defined as the genetic variance needed to respond to selection and can be assessed either on adaptive traits or fitness. However, a lack of high-quality data has made it difficult to rigorously test adaptive potential in threatened species, leading to controversy over its magnitude. In this paper we assess the adaptive potential of a threatened New Zealand passerine (the hihi, Notiomystis cincta).
KEYWORDS
adaptation; Notiomystis cincta; heritability; quantitative genetics; conservation genetics; conservation biology; nucleotide diversity; genetic variance of fitness
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