title: A framework for integrating genomic profiles into captive breeding and reinforcement programmes: A case study on captive saker falcons
abstract: Abstract Ex-situ conservation is crucial for preserving endangered species by breeding to preserve genetic diversity and provide surplus for translocation, thereby supporting in-situ conservation and enhancing wild populations. Genomic tools can assist breeding strategies and ensure long-term success of ex-situ conservation efforts by assessing genetic introgression, determining genetic origin and status, and inferring genetic relatedness of potential founders. This study aims to develop a compr
journal: bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)