비침습적 분변 샘플을 이용한 우리나라 월동 기러기류의 유전분석
Use of Genetic Techniques to Analyze Wintering Population of Geese in Korea with Noninvasive Feces Samples
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This study was intended to test the feasibility of genetic analysis of wintering population of geese using their feces samples. This noninvasive approach is quite significant and effective because we do not need to capture or harm geese to obtain the samples. We collected the feces from two different populations of wintering geese in Korea in 2007. Finally thirty two feces were analyzed through a molecular genetic method. As a result, 14 haplotypes were identified and classified into two groups, white-fronted geese (Anser albifrons) and bean geese (Anser fabalis). We established the method to make molecular genetic experiment more efficient using the feces. This study has a significance as the first genetic result on wintering population of geese in Korea using noninvasive sampling method
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