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This general reduction in genetic diversity could make these populations prone to being devastated, and even wiped out, by novel disease threats.

These results led us to conclude that the "isolated population" label by itself does not guarantee a greater genotyping efficiency in association studies, and that properties other than increased LD may make these populations interesting in genetic epidemiology.

The "isolated population" label by itself does not guarantee a greater genotyping efficiency in association studies, and properties other than increased linkage disequilibrium may make these populations interesting in genetic epidemiology.

Overall, Bristol Bay sockeye salmon stocks are quite healthy (Hilborn et al. 2003; Schindler et al. 2010), but managers should be aware that microevolutionary changes in life-history traits may make these populations less able to respond to future environmental or management changes.

Granted, it is not the responsibility of admissions counselors to care about the kind of societal disparities that made these populations particularly vulnerable.

The origin from relatively recent common ancestors has increased linkage disequilibrium (LD) making these populations valuable tools for association studies.

This makes these populations highly vulnerable to the health effects of climate change.

Under safe site-limited recruitment, more seed are produced than are required for self-replacement, making these populations harvestable.

Despite the fact that the Alishan Mountain Range is geographically distant to Central and Sheishan Mountain Ranges, sharing the dominant PH01 made these populations clustered together and genetically undifferentiated.

Once narrowed, HS founder sequence can be used to rapidly identify potentially causative genes within at least some of these loci (Keane et al. 2011; Baud et al. 2013), thus making these populations ideal for positional cloning of genes involved in complex traits.

As announced by Facebook at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona Feb. 22, Facebook plans to make these new population distribution data openly available by summer 2016 and to continue expanding the data's coverage to additional countries.