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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Conservation Genetic Labs 

Seven laboratories provide conservation genetics research and support to the Service and its partners. The labs provide sampling guidance, genetic data generation, and interpretation of genetic data for management, conservation and policy issues. Using a suite of molecular techniques, the labs address a variety of issues, such as management of hatchery broodstocks, characterization of population structure structure
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Learn more about structure , and identification of management and conservation units. For more information concerning conservation genetics of imperiled aquatic species please contact one of the regional geneticists.

Conservation Genetics Lab located at the Northeast Fishery Center 

Molecular Ecology Lab located at the Southwestern Native Aquatic Resources and Recovery Center 

Conservation Genetics Lab located at the Warm Springs Fish Technology Center 

Clark R. Bavin National Fish and Wildlife Forensics Laboratory

Conservation Genetics Lab in Alaska Region 

Whitney Genetics Laboratory 

Conservation Genetics Lab located at the Abernathy Fish Technology Center