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In recent years microsatellite marker applications in various disciplines i
ncreased rapidly. Microsatellites are characterized as independent and high
ly variable markers most noted for their usefulness and popularity among re
searchers. Microsatellites can be constructed in-house from a partial genom
ic library, ordered from a vendor, or 'borrowed' from a species that is clo
sely related to the target species. Microsatellite application in natural p
opulations can reveal present as well as historical impacts of stressors to
particular population.