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    The document describes the genetic heritage and population of Florida panthers from 1986 to 2007. It identifies different populations using color codes: Florida panthers are yellow, Everglades panthers are pink, Texas panthers are red, and mixed heritage panthers are orange. A minimum annual population size is shown in Figure 1A, along with genetic diversity over time. Mixed heritage panthers showed higher genetic diversity and survivorship curves compared to non-mixed panthers.

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    Florida panther figures in the Foundations Ecology and Evolution.

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    The document describes the genetic heritage and population of Florida panthers from 1986 to 2007. It identifies different populations using color codes: Florida panthers are yellow, Everglades panthers are pink, Texas panthers are red, and mixed heritage panthers are orange. A minimum annual population size is shown in Figure 1A, along with genetic diversity over time. Mixed heritage panthers showed higher genetic diversity and survivorship curves compared to non-mixed panthers.

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    Florida Panther Figures

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    The document describes the genetic heritage and population of Florida panthers from 1986 to 2007. It identifies different populations using color codes: Florida panthers are yellow, Everglades panthers are pink, Texas panthers are red, and mixed heritage panthers are orange. A minimum annual population size is shown in Figure 1A, along with genetic diversity over time. Mixed heritage panthers showed higher genetic diversity and survivorship curves compared to non-mixed panthers.

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    CFP

    (YELLOW) = FLORIDA PANTHERS


    EVG (PINK) = EVERGLADES FLORIDA PANTHERS
    TX (RED) = TEXAS PANTHERS
    TX-BC, CFPxTX-F1, EVGxTX-F1, AdmFP (ORANGE) = MIXED PANTHERS (part texas, part something else)
    Unk (Gray) = UNCLEAR


    Figure 1: (A) Minimum annual subadult and adult panther population size and inferred genetic
    heritage from 1986 to 2007. CFPs are yellow, EVGs pink, TXs red, CFPxTX-F1s and EVGxTX-F1s
    orange, TX-BCs and other AdmFPs shades of orange, and genetically uncharacterized individuals
    (Unk) gray. The black line is an independent minimum-count estimate from surveys of tracks,
    spoor, and other field evidence. (B) Mean yearly adult multilocus heterozygosity. (C) Yearly mean
    age of adults. (D) Projected survivorship (probability of surviving to an age) curves for female
    Florida panthers of different genetic heritages with standard error bars (13). Male trends are
    similar (table S4).








    Johnson, W. E., Onorato, D. P., Roelke, M. E., Land, E. D., Cunningham, M. Belden, R. C., McBride, R., Jansen, D., Lotz, M., Shindle, D.,
    Howard, J., Wildt, D. E., Pendolf, L.M., Hostetler, J. A. Oli, M. K., and S. J. OBrian. 2010. Genetic Restoration of the Florida Panther.
    Science 329:1641-1645.

    Johnson, W. E., Onorato, D. P., Roelke, M. E., Land, E. D., Cunningham, M. Belden, R. C., McBride, R., Jansen, D., Lotz, M., Shindle, D.,
    Howard, J., Wildt, D. E., Pendolf, L.M., Hostetler, J. A. Oli, M. K., and S. J. OBrian. 2010. Genetic Restoration of the Florida Panther.
    Science 329:1641-1645.

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