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• Wildlife forensics: "supervised" assignment testing can complicate the association of suspect cases to source populations. 

  Ball, M. C.; Finnegan, L. A.; Nette, T.; Broders, H. G.; Wilson, P. J. (2011-01)

  Forensic science techniques are an important component of investigations for wildlife-related offences. In particular, DNA analyses can be used to characterize several attributes of biological evidence including sex, ...
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  Interactions Between Social Structure, Contact Networks, and Infectious Disease Spread in Wildlife Populations 

  Sah, Pratha (Georgetown University, 2017)

  Socially complex species that live in large groups are traditionally considered to have elevated risks of disease transmission. Beyond group size, it is being increasingly recognized that the dynamics of infection spread ...
• Rethinking twins and environments: possible social sources for assumed genetic influences in twin research 

  Horwitz, Allan V.; Videon, Tami M.; Schmitz, Mark F.; Davis, Diane (2003-06)