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PDF HTML阅读 XML下载 导出引用 引用提醒 山地景观遗传学研究文献综述 DOI: 10.5846/stxb202106191631 作者: 作者单位: 作者简介: 通讯作者: 中图分类号: 基金项目: 国家自然科学基金面上项目31970431;生态环境部生物多样性调查、观测与评估项目(2019HJ2096001006) Research progress and future outlook of mountain landscape genetics studies Author: Affiliation: Fund Project: 摘要 | 图/表 | 访问统计 | 参考文献 | 相似文献 | 引证文献 | 资源附件 | 文章评论 摘要:山地生态系统是生物多样性分布与保护的热点。山地景观遗传学(Mountain Landscape Genetics)研究在山地景观尺度上野生生物的种群遗传格局及其驱动机制和影响因素,是景观遗传学(Landscape Genetics)的重要分支。山地景观遗传学研究对于深入理解物种的空间遗传结构、形成过程、物种形成与分化机制具有重要意义与价值,同时可以为珍稀濒危物种和山地生物多样性的有效保护与管理提供科学指导。为了更好地掌握目前山地景观遗传学的发展趋势与重点研究问题,为未来生物多样性与山地生态系统的保护管理提供科学参考,基于对Web of Science核心数据库和中国知网数据库的系统检索,全面汇总分析了1999-2020年山地景观遗传学领域发表的192篇英文文献与31篇中文文献。结果显示,该领域自2008年起迅速发展,截至2020年共有46个国家的研究机构发表了山地景观遗传相关研究,研究热点地区包括北美洲的落基山脉、内华达山脉、阿巴拉契亚山脉,欧洲的阿尔卑斯山脉、比利牛斯山脉,以及亚洲的喜马拉雅-横断山脉。研究对象类群涵盖真菌、植物、节肢动物、脊椎动物,其中脊椎动物是研究发表最多的类群,占发表文献总数的62.0%;脊椎动物中,又以对哺乳类(占脊椎动物发表文献总数的52.9%)与两栖类(23.5%)的研究最多。目前主要的研究方向包括:(1)识别山地景观中的基因流路径或阻碍;(2)量化山地景观特征对种群遗传结构时空变化的影响。中国是发表山地景观遗传学文章数量最多的亚洲国家,近十年来相关研究发展迅速,研究类群以植物(占在中国发表文献总数的62.3%)与脊椎动物(35.8%)为主,对脊椎动物的研究中以两栖动物为最多(占所有脊椎动物发文数量的52.6%),研究区域主要集中在喜马拉雅-横断山脉与秦岭。本文进一步对目前山地景观遗传学研究中存在的空缺及未来重点关注问题提出建议。 Abstract:Mountain ecosystems are hotspots of biodiversity distribution and conservation. Mountain landscape genetics is an important branch of the subject Landscape Genetics, which studies the genetic patterns of wild populations, their underlining mechanisms and influencing factors at the mountain landscape scale. Mountain landscape genetics research is of great significance for in-depth understanding of the formation of species’ spatial genetic structure, speciation and differentiation mechanism, and can provide important guidance for the effective conservation and management of rare and endangered species and mountain biodiversity. To better understand the development trend and key research issues in the field of mountain landscape genetics, and to provide scientific reference for protection and management of biodiversity and mountain ecosystems in the future, we systematically reviewed relevant studies retrieved from the core database of Web of Science and China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI). A total of 192 English and 31 Chinese literatures in the field of mountain landscape genetics published from 1999 to 2020 were summarized and analyzed. The results showed that the field has been developing rapidly since 2008, with numerous research institutions from 46 nations involved in these published studies. The geographical research hotspots included the Rockies, Sierra Nevada, and Appalachians in North America, the Alps and Pyrenees in Europe, and the Himalaya-Hengduan Mountains in Asia. The studied taxa included fungi, plants, arthropods and vertebrates, where vertebrates were the most studied taxon accounting for 62.0% of the total number of published English articles. Among the vertebrates, mammals (accounting for 52.9% the total number of vertebrate articles) and amphibians (23.5%) were the most studied taxa. Current research directions of mountain landscape genetics mainly include: (1) identifying paths or barriers of gene flow in the mountain landscapes; and (2) quantifying the effects of mountain landscape characteristics on the temporal and spatial variations of population genetic structure. Of all Asian countries, China has published the largest number of articles on mountain landscape genetics. Research on mountain landscape genetics in China has been rapidly advancing in the past decade, with plants (accounting for 62.3% the total number of Chinese studies) and vertebrates (35.8%) being the focal taxa. The largest number of vertebrate studies were conducted on amphibians (accounting for 52.6% the total number of vertebrate publications). Himalayas and Qinling Mountains were the focal mountainous regions in China. In this review, we also provide suggestions about the gaps existing in mountain landscape genetics and the key research issues to be addressed for current and future studies. 参考文献 相似文献 引证文献

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