Genetic diversity, gene flow and drift in Bavarian red deer populations (Cervus elaphus)

By R. Kuehn, W. Schroeder, F. Pirchner, O. Rottmann. Conservation Genetics, 2003

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Genetic analysis of an isolated red deer (Cervus elaphus) population showing signs of inbreeding depression (2007, methodology): “The only stocks exhibiting heterozygosity values similar to those of Hasselbusch are the Bavarian populations studied by Kuehn et al. (2003) , which were severely reduced in the 19th century due to over-hunting.”
Phylogeography, population genetics and conservation of the European red deer Cervus elaphus (2011, background): “Simulations by Mysterud and Bischof (2010) showed that trophy hunting does not always have detrimental evolutionary effects, although a case study on bighorn sheep Ovis canadensis clearly showed that trophy hunting resulted in a decline of body weight and horn size over time (Coltman et al.”