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This study was designed to compare levels of genetic variation and its partitioning in three related species of Antirrhinum, A. subbaeticum, A. pertegasii and A. pulverulentum, and to check the hypothesis that species with small total population size have lower levels of genetic variability than those with bigger ones. This information should contribute to the development of conservation strategies of rare endemic species of Antirrhinum.

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Low Levels of Allozyme Variability in the Threatened Species Antirrhinum subbaeticum and A. pertegasii (Scrophulariaceae): Implications for Conservation of the Species