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Genetic differentiation and overexploitation history of the critically endangered Lehmann's Poison Frog: Oophaga lehmanni
<p>Species conservation with fragmented and endangered populations must be based on a prior and thorough knowledge of the structure and population dynamics. <i>Oophaga lehmanni</i> is a dendrobatid species endemic of Colombia and is restricted to its type locality. This species has a fragmented distribution and is considered as critically endangered mainly due to habitat destruction and overexploitation. <i>Oophaga lehmanni</i> exhibits phenotypic variation in the dorsal color pattern (red and yellow morphs). We reconstructed the overexploitation history that this species has faced in the last 40 years. In addition, we collected genetic and morphological data for the first time in natural populations to describe genetic diversity between and within populations, and to evaluate morphological and genetic differences between red and yellow morphs. Overexploitation data suggest that more than 80.000 (Min=60.047 - Max=102.236) frogs were extracted from the field in the last four decades, probably generating the local extirpation or population decline from the type locality. Genetic data<i> </i>showed reduced genetic diversity. Observed heterozygosity (mean±s.d.=0.599±0.165) is lower than expected (mean±s.d.=0.867± 0.082). We did not find differences in body size and heterozygosity between the two morphs; however, individuals analyzed were assigned to two genetic clusters, which corresponded to the <i>O. lehmanni</i>-yellow and <i>O. lehmanni</i>-red. In addition, F<sub>ST </sub>(0.209) and Nei genetic distance (0.18) values indicated genetic differentiation between the two morphs; therefore, red and yellow morphs should be treated as independent management units. This information will help to define appropriate and long-term conservation units, as a useful tool to mitigate the extinction risk of this species.</p>
Genetic differentiation and overexploitation history of the critically endangered Lehmann’s Poison Frog: Oophaga lehmanni
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