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Captive breeding for reintroduction is a conservation technique that can be important in preventing extinctions (Butchart et al. 2006, Hoffmann et al. 2010). One of the most basic factors that may influence the success of a captive breeding/reintroduction effort is obtaining appropriate founders (IUCN/ SSC 2013). Founders should ideally be representative of populations from the region to be restored,

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Evaluating a potential source of founders for ex situ conservation efforts: genetic differentiation between disjunct populations of the Endangered red siskin Spinus cucullatus