Contact Information
Fisheries Academic ProgramP.O. Box 757220
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Fairbanks, AK 99775-7220
Phone: (907) 796-6330
david.tallmon@uas.alaska.edu
David Tallmon
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Publications
Tallmon, D.A., A. Koyuk, G. Luikart, and M.A. Beaumont. OneSamp: a program to estimate effective population size using approximate Bayesian computation. Accepted in Molecular Ecology Notes.
England, P., J.-M. Cornuet, P. Berhier, D.A. Tallmon, and G. Luikart. 2006. Estimating effective population size from linkage disequilibrium: severe bias in small samples. Conservation Genetics 7:303-308. Download PDF (276 KB)
Lind, A.J., H. H. Welsh, D.A. Tallmon. 2005. Population density and survival rates of the Pacific coast garter snake (Thamnophis atratus): lessons from a long-term capture-recapture study. Ecological Applications 15:294-303. Download PDF (719 KB)
Bellemain, E., J.E. Swenson, D. Tallmon, S. Brunberg, P. Taberlet. 2005. Estimating population size of elusive animals with DNA from hunter-collected feces: four methods for brown bears. Conservation Biology 19:150-161. Download PDF (323 KB)
Tallmon, D.A., and L.S. Mills. 2004 Edge-effects and isolation: red-backed voles revisited. Conservation Biology 18:1658-1664. Download PDF (193 KB)
Tallmon, D.A., G. Luikart, and R.S. Waples. 2004. The alluring simplicity and complex reality of genetic rescue. Trends in Ecology and Evolution 19:489-496.Download PDF (153 KB)
Tallmon, D.A., M. A. Beaumont, G.H. Luikart. 2004. Effective population size estimation using approximate Bayesian computation. Genetics 167:977-988. Download PDF (156 KB)
Tallmon,D.A., E. Bellemain, J. Swenson, P. Taberlet. 2004. Genetic monitoring of brown bear effective population size and immigration. Journal of Wildlife Management 86(4):960-965.
Luikart, G.H., P. England, D.A. Tallmon, S. Jordan, P. Taberlet. 2003. The power and promise of population genomics: from genotyping to genome-typing. Nature Reviews Genetics 4:981-994. Download PDF (281 KB)
Tallmon, D.A., E. Jules, N. Radke, L.S. Mills. 2003. Of mice and men and trillium: cascading effects of forest fragmentation. Ecological Applications 13:1193-1203. Download PDF (341 KB)
Mills, L. S., M. K. Schwartz, D. A. Tallmon, and K. P. Lair. 2003. Measuring and interpreting changes in connectivity for mammals in coniferous forests. p. 587-613 In C.J. Zabel and R.G. Anthony, editors. Mammal Community Dynamics in Western Coniferous Forests: Management and Conservation Issues. Cambridge University Press. Download PDF (1.6 MB)
Tallmon, D.A., H. M. Draheim, L. S. Mills, F. W. Allendorf. 2002. Insights into fragmented vole populations from combined genetic and demographic data. Molecular Ecology 11:699-708. Download PDF (149 KB)
Newman, D. and D.A. Tallmon. 2001. Beneficial fitness effects of gene flow into recently isolated populations. Conservation Biology 15:1054-1063. Download PDF ( 2.6 MB)
Tallmon, D.A., W.C. Funk, W.W. Dunlap, and F.W. Allendorf. 2000. Genetic differentiation of long-toed salamander populations. Copeia 2000:27-35. Download PDF (170 KB)
Mills, L.S., J.C. Citta, K. Lair, M.K. Schwartz, and D.A. Tallmon. 2000. Estimation of population size using DNA sampling methods. Ecological Applications 10:283-294.
Funk, W. C., D.A. Tallmon, and F.W. Allendorf. 1999. Small effective population size in the long-toed salamander. Molecular Ecology 8:1633-1640.
Mills, L.S., and D.A. Tallmon. 1999. The role of genetics in understanding forest fragmentation. p 171-186. In Rochelle, J. A., L. A. Lehmann, and E. Wisniewski, editors. Forest Fragmentation: wildlife and management implications. Brill Publications, Leidon, Boston, Koln.
Schwartz, M. K., D.A. Tallmon, and G.H. Luikart. 1999. DNA-based Ne estimation: many markers, much potential, uncertain utility. Animal Conservation 2:320-322.
Jules, E.S., E.J. Frost, L.S. Mills, and D.A. Tallmon. 1999. Ecological consequences of forest fragmentation: case studies from the Siskiyou region. Natural Areas Journal 19:368-378.
Schwartz, M. K., D.A. Tallmon, and G.H. Luikart. 1998. A review of DNA-based effective and census population size estimators. Animal Conservation 1:293-299.Download PDF ( 74 KB)