Population genomic structure of a widespread, urban‐dwelling mammal: The eastern grey squirrel (<i>Sciurus carolinensis</i>)
Nicole Fusco(Yale University), Adalgisa Caccone(Yale University), Mason R. Stothart(University of Calgary), Mark C. Urban(University of Connecticut), John P. Vanek(North Carolina Natural Heritage Program), Rebecca Rimbach(University of Münster), Merri K. Collins(University of Maryland, College Park), Bradley J. Cosentino(Hobart and William Smith Colleges), Rebecca Fyffe(Prevention Institute), George H. Boettner(University of Massachusetts Amherst), James P. Gibbs(State University of New York), Amy E. M. Newman(University of Guelph), Maureen H. Murray(Lincoln Park Zoo), Lucie Vézina(University of New Brunswick), André‐Philippe Drapeau Picard(Espace pour la vie), Paul Salaman(International Union for Conservation of Nature (Bangladesh)), Kurt J. Vandegrift(Pennsylvania State University), Diana J. R. Lafferty(Northern Michigan University), Richard M. Lehtinen(College of Wooster), M. Caitlin Fisher‐Reid(Bridgewater State University), Stephen B. Heard(University of New Brunswick), Maximilian L. Allen(Illinois Department of Natural Resources), William Harbold(Maryland Department of Natural Resources), Elizabeth J. Carlen(Fordham University), Shealyn Marino(Wilkes University), Alexander J. Blumenfeld(Texas A&M University), Krista N. Oswald(Rhodes University), Catherine Dennison(Ohio Department of Natural Resources), Travis Gallo(George Mason University), Alessio Mortelliti(University of Trieste), Jonathan Edmonson(Edgewood University), Sean N. Vanderluit(Queen's University), Alannah Grant(University of Guelph), Michael A. Steele(Wilkes University), Jonathan Richardson(University of Richmond), Caitlin N. Ott‐Conn(Michigan Department of Natural Resources), John E. McDonald(Westfield State University), Devin G. DiGiacopo(United States Fish and Wildlife Service)
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