Effect of social structure and introduction history on genetic diversity and differentiation

Keyphrases

• Social Structure 100%
• Genetic Diversity 100%
• Genetic Differentiation 100%
• Introduction History 100%
• North America 66%
• Population Genetics 66%
• Queen 66%
• Introduced Population 66%
• Native Population 66%
• Invasion History 66%
• Tetramorium Immigrans 66%
• St. Louis 33%
• Microsatellite Markers 33%
• Two-species 33%
• Genetic Structure 33%
• Genetic Approach 33%
• South America 33%
• Invasive Species 33%
• Life-history Traits 33%
• Introduced Range 33%
• Western Europe 33%
• Dispersal Ability 33%
• Population Structure 33%
• Gene Pool 33%
• Haplotype Diversity 33%
• Mating System 33%
• Invasion Biology 33%
• Mitochondrial Sequences 33%
• Global Threats 33%
• Mitochondrial Haplogroups 33%
• Polygyny 33%
• Genetic Consequence 33%
• New mutation 33%
• Microsatellite Variation 33%
• Founder Event 33%
• Introduction Pathways 33%
• Japanese Population 33%
• Threats to Biodiversity 33%
• Introduction Event 33%
• Tetramorium Tsushimae 33%
• Age of Introduction 33%
• Monogyny 33%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Genetic Divergence 100%
• Genetic Drift 100%
• Population Genetics 50%
• Microsatellite 50%
• DNA Sequence 25%
• Haplotype 25%
• Allele 25%
• Genetic Approach 25%
• Genetic Structure 25%
• Life History Trait 25%
• Gene Pool 25%
• Population Structure 25%
• Invasive Species 25%
• Mating System 25%
• Biodiversity 25%
• Monogyny 25%
• Mitochondrial DNA 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Monogyny 25%